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00:00My name is Richard Radcliffe, husband of Nazanin Zagari Radcliffe.
00:12Today was to have been day 15 of our joint hunger strike.
00:18I say was because we have just received a call from Evin Prison
00:22to say that Nazanin has broken our hunger strike and I will now break mine.
00:30Yeah, can I see it?
00:33No.
00:35Beodef journal to ourselves.
00:37I hope it will continue.
00:39I will take the advice of God.
00:40I will take the advice of God.
00:42You can pack the advice of God.
00:43Hey, Baba.
00:44Do you realize it?
00:46Do you look at me and do you?
00:48Do you want to take the advice of God?
00:50Do you want to take the advice of God?
00:53Don't take the advice of God you can.
00:55Don't take the advice of God!
00:57Maybe you can take the advice of God.
00:58Do you have a mother?
01:02Do you have a child?
01:05Don't be scared.
01:06When I'm a child, I don't know how to go to English.
01:10I'm not sure how to live.
01:12I'm not sure how to eat this.
01:14It's the last chance to be in my opinion.
01:21Is this one of mine?
01:28Don't be a mother.
01:38We have been protesting Nazanin's continued incarceration as she faces the trauma of Gabriela's return to the UK.
01:46But as a mother, she will always do what is best for her daughter.
01:51We are an ordinary family, an innocent family, and hopefully soon we will be together again.
02:06And hopefully Nazanin will receive the medical attention she has so far been denied.
02:50I'm grateful to you.
02:51I'm grateful to everyone.
03:00I have a problem.
03:03I love it.
03:04I love it.
03:07I love it.
03:10Today is Sunday, and they've granted me a final visit at Gizu.
03:35Part of me cannot wait to hold her, to smell and kiss her.
03:41Mama!
03:43Another part of me knows what it is for the last time.
03:49Until when?
03:58I am broken.
03:59I always wanted to hurt her, but not that way.
04:09What are you doing?
04:11I am going to help you, Mama.
04:13I am not going to help you.
04:16We have another child.
04:17I am going to help you.
04:18You are going to help her.
04:22I am going to help you.
04:24You do have to help me.
04:26I am not going to help you.
04:27It's very important to you.
04:31You were the father.
04:42Do you want the power of your lord?
04:45Yes.
04:46Do you want your professor to leave?
04:48Come on.
04:49My daughter of a little girl.
04:53I'm sorry.
04:55You should do this.
04:57I'm sorry.
05:02I'm sorry.
05:04I'm sorry.
05:05You should do that.
05:15I'm sorry.
05:19Do we have a job?
05:21BABY BABY
05:51And my dreams are beyond me.
05:55My dream is a dream.
06:16And this is home.
06:19This is where we live.
06:21You, me, and Mummy.
06:24You probably don't remember any of it.
06:27You were tiny.
06:33Richard, where shall I put the suitcases?
06:35Yeah, we can pop them in the bedrooms through here.
06:38Mohamed, this is your room.
06:40You can put your stuff in here.
06:42And Gabriela, this is your bedroom next door to Mummy and Daddy's room.
06:51Oh, my God.
07:03Um, Mohamed?
07:08Gabriela is saying something.
07:13She says the bed is for a baby.
07:17Oh, yes.
07:21I'm sorry.
07:23Um, you see, the last time you were here, the last time I saw you, you were a baby.
07:28Um, we'll buy you a big girl's bed.
07:35A new bed, a big girl's bed.
07:38Because you will need lots of sleep to do well in school.
07:42Oh, you must be tired.
07:48Um, would you like a glass of milk?
07:52And a biscuit.
07:53And a biscuit.
07:54Follow me.
07:56This is, um, this is the kitchen in here.
08:02Now, I've got a really good book here.
08:04Shall I read you a story?
08:05No, Mama.
08:06No, I need to know what she said.
08:07She wants grandmother to do to her story.
08:08Understandable.
08:09Her grandmother has been a mother.
08:12Here.
08:13Why don't you read it?
08:14No, no.
08:15Go.
08:16Try it.
08:17Try it.
08:18Okay.
08:19No, no.
08:20I need to know what she said.
08:21She wants grandmother to do to her story.
08:22Understandable.
08:23Her grandmother has been a mother.
08:26Here.
08:27Why don't you read it?
08:28No, no, no.
08:29Go.
08:30Try it.
08:31Richard, how relieved are you to have Gabriella home?
08:33Oh, it's, um, wonderful, of course, to...
08:36see her again after three and a half years, um, to be able to read her a bedtime story,
09:03which I did last night.
09:05She's, uh, a lot bigger, of course.
09:07She went out aged one and three quarters and came back five with her own views.
09:12Thank you very much.
09:13Um, it's, it's wonderful.
09:15Not a relief as such.
09:17Uh, she was always safe, always loved living with her grandparents.
09:21And, of course, she would visit mummy.
09:24Gabriella coming home to Britain, uh, will be difficult for both her and Nazanin.
09:30The next step, of course, is to bring Nazanin home.
09:33And I believe that can only be done with the repayment of the 400 million pound debt.
09:38Regardless of what the government says, that is what this whole mess is about.
09:43Does Gabriella speak English?
09:45No, she does not.
09:46Uh, she might understand a little, but she converses in Farsi.
09:49Uh, she's very much looking forward to starting school, and as soon as that happens, I'm sure her English will follow.
09:54Oh, speaking of the devil, or should I say angel, she's decided to show her face and with a cake as well.
10:00Do you want to put it up here and we'll share it?
10:02Oh, then we can cut it.
10:03It's a, it's a celebration cake, isn't it?
10:05Um, this is Gabriella.
10:07Um, this is Gabriella.
10:17Nazanin!
10:20Nazanin!
10:22Nazanin!
10:24Nazanin!
10:25Nazanin!
10:27Nazanin!
10:32Nazanin!
10:34Sizhais!
10:35Nazanin!
10:36Nazanin!
10:37Nazanin!
10:38Nazanin!
10:39Nazanin!
10:40Nazanin!
10:41Nazanin!
10:42Nazanin!
10:43Nazanin!
10:44Nazanin!
10:49No, no, no!
10:50Do you have to go escalate?
10:52Do you have to hit?
10:53Don't, do you have to do this?
10:55The way you had the force in the city, you want to stand out.
10:59Are you okay?
11:00You do not disse, your family, the way you could do this.
11:04What is that?
11:05I don't want you to stop.
11:08The politics of the government is also free,
11:11the politics of things will make it.
11:16The politics of the government is free,
11:49Magis.
11:55ما هیچ وقت گروبا با وکیل ملاحظت نداریم.
11:59بعدا میبینمه.
12:01بیا بریم دیگه.
12:19ملاحظت نداریم.
12:49ملاحظت نه اهرم چه چیلیی.
13:19write a letter for father christmas she doesn't want him to come in her house
13:26i think she might be afraid of this stranger what you call
13:32father christmas in iran baba noel no yes baba no okay well cabriela he's the same person just
13:39a different name in england we call baba noel father christmas and english children write to
13:47father christmas can she write another list in english yes yes of course but look we can just
14:04um copy the letters out
14:17oh rabbit
14:23i'm ready daddy are you ready yes go oh my goodness you look fantastic you look so clever already oh
14:37mummy is going to be so pleased to see this one day and a twirl
14:47so
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16:14that'll be five years. A sentence over. You'll be nearly seven. Goodness me, an old lady.
16:28I'm not in prison, but I'm still a prisoner. I cannot wander more than 150 meters from my home,
16:36but I can see her. Three thousand miles away. I spent days on end watching her, but I'm never with her.
16:53Children, today we are learning letters. Off. Off. Not. Not. On. On.
17:06Off. Off.
17:10Richard, are you working on the laptop again?
17:14Sorry. No, you're working on the laptop 100 days. It was her.
17:30Mohammed? Can you not do that, please?
17:34The covers are a little dusty. I am reorganizing.
17:38Is there no idea? No, no, no, no. I just lived alone for too long.
17:42We're all going a little bit locked out crazy.
17:55Yes. Well done. High five. So good.
18:04Good jumping, Kangaloo.
18:05After almost five years of separation from her family, the British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe has been released at the end of her sentence in Iran.
18:32Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe, who was jailed in Iran nearly five years ago, has had her ankle tag removed by the authorities to mark the end of her sentence, raising hopes of a return to Britain.
18:43The British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe, who was jailed in Iran.
18:51The British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe, who was jailed in Iran.
18:53The British-Irania Ratcliffe, who was jailed in Iran.
18:57On the issue of the Middle East, the British-Iranian Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe, who was jailed in Iran's
19:14DADGÀR
19:44A little, a little.
19:48In fact, my dreamers are empty.
19:51I'm just gonna give you a decision.
19:53For the last year I won't mind.
19:57I cannot wear, did you notice anything?
19:59Why don't I do it?
20:00I am solving it.
20:14I couldn't be bothered to send somebody to a trial just to sit there on their best interest.
20:39They said they didn't even know when her first sentence ended.
20:51That's just not enough.
20:55Give up all those millions of pounds for one juvenile national mother, not a fucking chance.
21:08It's leverage, not to be squandered.
21:15They'll never pay.
21:22They'll never pay.
21:29They'll never pay.
21:34They'll never pay.
21:41They'll never pay.
21:45They'll never pay.
21:49They'll never pay.
22:04And dear Richard, never in a million years did I think you would need to endure another hunger strike.
22:11I know you're adamant that this is the only way to make us visible and I respect your decision,
22:18but please don't put your health in danger.
22:24I'm scared.
22:28Properly scared.
22:30My mind is constantly with you and Gisu.
22:34I wonder what she feels about all this.
22:37And how much of this strange reality she'll remember.
22:43So school is cool?
22:46It is cool.
22:47And what about your teachers?
22:48Cool.
22:49And you've made lots of friends.
22:51They're, um, cool.
22:53Oh.
22:54Well that's cool.
22:56You're very brave.
23:09Yes.
23:14This way please.
23:15Under Secretary James Cleverley is joining us.
23:18There we are.
23:19Thanks for coming in.
23:21I simply wanted to say hello, see how you are,
23:25and to assure you that we are doing everything we can to,
23:30firstly to bring her home and secondly to stop her returning to prison.
23:36Your wife's release is a high priority.
23:38Yes.
23:40What is it you are doing exactly?
23:43I'm prepared to do whatever it takes.
23:46But, er, obviously there are things I can't talk to you about
23:51and I'm acutely aware of not making any missteps.
23:57I've heard all this before and for years.
24:01I've been asked to trust you and to remain patient.
24:04I can no longer do either.
24:06Nothing has changed.
24:07She is not a prisoner as such.
24:10Fundamentally she is a British citizen who is being used as a bargaining chip.
24:17When will the Foreign Office acknowledge this fact?
24:21What do you intend to do about it?
24:23Everything we can possibly do.
24:28Foreign Secretary, do you think it would help if you just paid the Iranians the money that is owing to them?
24:36As I said at the beginning, there are some things that I can't possibly talk about.
24:43We have known for years it's all about Britain's failure to honour the IMS debt, despite it being a legal obligation.
24:53But now, post Brexit, EU sanctions have completely fallen away.
24:58So, there can be no more excuses. It just needs to be paid.
25:03Are you discussing the debt with the Iranians?
25:15We can't disclose details of conversations, but we always, always, always bring up the legitimacy of Nazanin's detention.
25:33Sorry. I just wanted to say, your wife looks so lovely. It's just so awful, what's happened.
25:52Yes.
25:54I hope you're together again very soon.
25:59Hundreds of comments like that on social media.
26:03And the press?
26:06Creeping interest, I'd say.
26:10Day 15.
26:12There'll be more interest. Day 15 on mine, so it becomes more dangerous.
26:16Oh. Good.
26:17You'll never guess who walked past the other day.
26:29The Queen?
26:31Boris. Johnson.
26:33He didn't stop, didn't acknowledge me. He just kept his head down and walked right past.
26:37Oh, my God. Why couldn't you just say hello?
26:39Yeah, or wave.
26:41Actually, it's not allowed. I've been told that Conservative MPs are forbidden to speak to me.
26:45That is ridiculous.
26:47Well, some of them came along anyway, said I. Jeremy Hunt came by.
26:52Well, good. I'm glad.
26:54And a huge number of MPs from other parties. So at least we're visible again.
26:58Well, how are you? The truth. Do not say fantastic.
27:08For your cold.
27:13For your fucking freezing.
27:15Hello.
27:17Thanks for stopping by.
27:18Keep it going.
27:19Thank you, we will.
27:20How are you?
27:23Thanks for stopping by.
27:24Keep it going.
27:25Thank you, we will.
27:26How are you?
27:27How are you?
27:28How are you?
27:29How are you?
27:30Take all of that.
27:31We need to keep pushing.
27:32The husband of Nazanin Zaghari Radcliffe, the mother from West Hampstead, who's being detained in Iran, says he's looking and feeling rougher on the 16th day of his hunger strike, demanding the government does more to help secure his wife's...
27:52He's being detained because the UK failed to pay a debt to Iran for an arms deal in the 1970s.
27:58Jerry, hi. Oh, thank you for coming, stopping by. Thank you so much.
28:02Oh, no, thank you for doing this. Anoushe would be so grateful.
28:05Oh, no, no, not at all.
28:07Look, we brought a photo and...
28:09Oh, yes, fantastic, of Anoushe. Can we put them up on display? Should we put them up over here?
28:14Yeah, yeah, and we'd like to stay with you. No, can't we?
28:17Tonight? Is that okay if the kids stay with you?
28:20That would be most welcome.
28:25Richard.
28:26Find a space.
28:30They want to see us. There must be news.
28:33When? Now.
28:34Now.
28:38Morning.
28:39Hi, James.
28:40Command, yes, John.
28:41Hello, Richard. Thank you for coming in. How are you?
28:44Thank you. Let's get you sat down, shall we?
28:47There we go.
28:50The foreign secretary isn't here?
29:01Liz had other business.
29:05Another photograph in a tank, maybe.
29:07Richard, this morning I met with the Iranian deputy foreign minister. The meeting went as well as I could have had.
29:20Pleased to hear that.
29:22He understood completely our disappointment that, despite serving her full sentence, Nazanin remains captive.
29:28So, what's changed? What's happening next?
29:35Well, we are making inroads. We're making what I believe to be real progress.
29:42So, the answer to the question, what's changed, is nothing has changed. It's as we were, so to speak.
29:56We are making headway towards the release of your wife and other detainees.
30:04Hostages? Call them what they are. Hostages.
30:09I'm hearing that you called me up here. No, it's okay, Dad. You called me up here on day 18 of my protest to tell me you've met with the Iranian foreign minister and nothing happened.
30:22We were heard and progress was made despite your protest.
30:28We are asking-
30:29I'm protesting because you're doing nothing about the debt, nothing about hostage taking, nothing about diplomatic protection.
30:36You've established no red lines. At this rate, she will be put back into prison and you'll still do nothing.
30:43Richard, please work now. We are merely asking for your patience.
31:54This is the last night.
32:02Tomorrow, we go home.
33:01So hot.
33:04You're going to chant us all about it.
33:06I have no choice.
33:13I must see them today.
33:17Look, if you don't call,
33:19I'll make contact with the embassy in Tehran.
33:25I can't go back to prison. I can't do that.
33:29Hasn't it?
33:31I mean, I'll go back to prison.
33:52Zivaro, so we're going to put it on.
33:54When you're in the house, tell us what happened to you with your friends?
34:13I'm going to tell you what to say.
34:24Oh, my God.
34:54don't tell you soon no no not yet let's just talk about something else yes
35:23yeah of course where do you renew your passport please a police station
35:31can it be true
35:36i'm getting to home
35:47i'm getting to home
35:51Do you want one more?
35:54It's usually two-three days.
35:56It's usually a long time to get a new name.
35:58Okay.
35:59That's who?
36:00You?
36:01Yes.
36:03Are you ready?
36:04Yes.
36:06Do you want to buy a new passport?
36:08Yes.
36:09Yes.
36:10No.
36:11No.
36:12Hello.
36:13Are you a man of Zagher?
36:15Yes.
36:16Do you have a passport?
36:18Yes.
36:19Do you have a passport?
36:23Don't go.
36:25Refuse to go.
36:26I have to go.
36:27Listen, it's clearly a lie.
36:29If there was a problem with the photograph, they would have told you at the time.
36:32Richard, I don't want to go, but I know I have to go, so I'm telling you where I'll be.
36:37Call the embassy.
36:38Speak to the embassy.
36:39Speak to the ambassador.
36:41If it's real, they'll know about it.
36:46You will wait for me.
36:47Of course, I'll wait for you.
36:49We've been assured it's further questions. Nothing more.
36:51We've been assured it's further questions. Nothing more.
36:52We've been assured you.
36:53We've been worried about it.
36:54We've been warned you?
36:55We've been warned you.
36:56We've been warned you.
36:58The government of the United States has been warned you.
36:59We've been warned you.
37:00We've been warned you.
37:05We've been warned you.
37:06Do you want to talk to us?
37:12With $530,000,000.
37:16The amount of money from the British government
37:19when you came to the world,
37:22has been working for us.
37:24Do you want to take a look at us?
37:43We are not going to take a look at us.
37:45If you take a look at us, we will be able to take a look at us.
37:48This is our fault of all our questions.
37:54Your fault of love is not going to take any impact.
37:58I don't want to take a look at us.
38:00Your fault will not make any mistake.
38:02You lack a sense of you, but it will be a regret.
38:07You just have to blame us?
38:10I am not going to blame you.
38:12And for me, my sister, my sister, my sister
38:15for six years.
38:17But for 6 years, you will be waiting to have a look at us.
38:20I will blame us.
38:21I don't know what to do.
38:23I don't know what to do.
38:27I'll give you my money.
38:29I'll give you my money.
38:31I'll give you my money.
38:33Madam, I don't want you to make a mistake.
38:36You need to know that you don't have anything to do
38:38to make your life safe.
38:40If you don't want all this?
38:42I know that I want you.
38:44But if you don't want to do this,
38:46you don't want to go back.
38:48I'll give you my money.
38:50And I'll give you my money.
38:53I'll give you my money.
38:55You can't buy something.
38:57I'll give you my money.
38:59I won't give you my money.
39:08Please, let's go.
39:11There's no money to do with me.
39:13I'll give you my money.
39:15We won't show how much longer you'd be.
39:22You give us a minute.
39:45As the British ambassador, I would like to inform you that they want me to sign a form. A confession.
39:56Look, it means nothing.
39:58I'm not signing. I've done nothing wrong. I told them I'd speak to my lawyer. They also said I'm being swapped for money.
40:04They shouldn't have mentioned money.
40:06Why not? It's always been about the debt.
40:09Nazanin, I believe it to be in your best interests to go back and sign the form.
40:15Please understand that it has no legal standing under British law.
40:21It means nothing.
40:23To you, it means nothing.
40:25Sign the form and as early as tomorrow, you may receive notification to go to the airport.
40:30So I'd like to trust them, that we can help you.
40:36You're getting tired of knowing about the airport.
40:38I have no idea if I really don't have any explanation for those who have been here.
40:40But I don't want to worry about the airport.
40:42You don't want to worry about the airport.
40:44You don't want to worry about the airport.
40:46I don't want you to take care of me.
40:49If I want you to take care of me, I want you to take care of me.
40:57I want to ask you a question.
41:01When you go to Iran and go to your house,
41:07it's something that we want.
41:11We don't want you to take care of me.
41:16We don't want you to take care of me.
41:19Iran is the whole country.
41:21We are all in the world.
41:23We are all in the world.
41:25We have to do that.
41:27We don't want you to take care of me.
41:29It's not possible to take care of me.
41:41Yes, hello?
41:47Richard, it's the Foreign Office here.
41:50Lead negotiator on Nazmin's case.
41:52I'm calling from the British Embassy in Tehran.
41:54You were expecting my call.
41:55I was.
41:56But not from Tehran.
42:00I'll be brief and to the point.
42:02We are requesting that you are now very careful with the media
42:07and your comments in general, please.
42:10Things are extremely sensitive and we all need to tread carefully.
42:13You'd like me to remain quiet?
42:17Yes, we would.
42:19For how long?
42:21I can't put a time scale on things.
42:24Just as I cannot emphasize enough how delicate things are.
42:27I understand.
42:31Completely.
42:33Okay.
42:36Bye.
42:57Bye.
42:58No, no, no, no.
42:59Oh, no.
43:00No, no, no.
43:01No, no, no.
43:03No, no.
43:05No, no, no, no.
43:08No, no, no, no.
43:10No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
43:15Why don't you come to my car?
43:16I need to know your car.
43:17My father, my father, my brother, I can hear you.
43:20I can hear you.
43:21You can hear your car.
43:23If I want to hear your car, I can hear you.
43:26Oh
43:56Oh
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45:24Oh
45:26Excuse me
45:28Mrs. Zaghari Ratcliffe
45:30I am a representative of the Omani government. I'm here to observe only.
45:34Mr. Anoushiya Shuri is here also.
45:42Mr. Yuriyah
45:52Mr. Omani
45:58Mr. Omani
46:00Mr. Omani
46:06Mr. Omani
46:08Mr. Omani
46:10Mr. Omani
46:11It's necessary to bring them back to us.
46:18We need to bring them back to us.
46:29I'm sorry.
46:31Let's bring them back.
46:35Hello, Baba?
46:37What do you say?
46:38What do you say?
46:39What do you say?
46:40What do you say?
46:41We are very close to our family.
46:43We are very close to our family.
46:45Our family is very safe.
46:47I think it is better if we get a house.
46:52We will give you a house.
46:58Hello.
47:00My dear dear dear dear dear.
47:03You are your dear dear.
47:05Your dear dear dear dear dear.
47:08I think we are so many.
47:10Of course
47:11I do not like taking care of our husband.
47:15I would like to know the dream this last night.
47:17Boldly minding.
47:23My dear dear dear dear.
47:26My dear dear dear dear dear.
47:28Your dear dear dear dear dear...
47:30Come on.
47:37We'll find one, buddy.
48:07We'll find one, buddy.
48:37We'll find one, buddy.
49:07We'll find one, buddy.
49:37We'll find one, buddy.
49:45Nazanin, we are very close to your release.
49:49I don't trust them.
49:50I am asking you to trust me.
49:52The document, it's meaningless.
49:55I've done nothing wrong.
49:57I want them to understand that.
49:59You'll be signing under duress.
50:00If you do not sign, I cannot guarantee your release.
50:03You will not be boarding the airplane that's now sitting on the runway waiting for you.
50:11Your family are waiting for you.
50:12I don't know.
50:19I don't know.
50:22I don't know.
50:26I don't know.
50:56I don't know.
51:26I don't know.
51:56I don't know.
52:26I don't know.
52:56I don't know.
53:26I don't know.
53:56I don't know.
54:26I don't know.
54:56I don't know.
55:26I don't know.
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