says he only had yogurt to eat. hundreds of similar cases have been admitted to this hospital, me, roxanne, all that in the province of silly mania. in the past few weeks. most of them are teenagers and young children, doctors, hearsay, cholera outbreaks usually happen this time of year. every the retreated, $100.00 cases, or maybe a 50 percent of them are infected with vivid colorado, expert c, contaminated water, and visual that come in contact with sewage cause color i would breaks. so authorities have launched to campaign to destroy visitor was irrigated by sewage, water, and clothes don't restaurants that are not clean but many in sleigh. many are still rely on ground water not only for farming and raising livestock, but also for household use. saudi mu. we've been drinking well water for centuries without any problems, but with the recent urban expansion, it's become mixed with waste water. in some areas, this in this area is largely contaminated with sewage along with industrial and household waste. there is no recycling or treatment of the water here. some of the wells are only a f

samantha south africa is considering importing oil from russia and mitigate searching fuel prices, sky roxanne, energy costs of heavy economy hand and the countries minister, minerals, and energy now saves buying russian crude could provide a lasting solution. speaking to the countries parliament in cape town, he blamed anti russian sanctions for the global increase in energy prices. this is not last well was then kind of reminded that the economy of war day of where i lived disproportionately about sold over. and gunners like ours and then women respond to that as a kinder who my for this one, cuz i can not be emotional if need be. if need be a photo directly. we should consider important kudos from pleasure at a low price, despite being pressured by the west to find out the sanctions. most african nations were made unwilling to give moscow the cold shoulder. south africa also abstained from voting for a un resolution condemning russians. military operation in ukraine and the country has continued strong economic cooperation with mosque. i'm the director general of the south african institute

there is pending litigation against the department of homeland security, cbp, because roxanne hernandez, a trans immigrant woman from hernandez, she should still be with us. her death caused tremendous pain. her family was devastated to learn that she died while seeking protection in the country. her nephew, only seven years old or younger, sent a voice recording year ago while many community members -- this administration, demanding accountability and justice for roxsana, victoria, and johana, asking for the release of people living with hiv or any other medical condition. to hear that message from a young family member of roxsana sent all she wanted to do was support and help her family, and she is no longer with us. amy: we have less than a minute, but if you can talk about lgbtq+ asylum-seekers locked from entering the united states due to title 42, a trump-era policy, many of these expenses recently documented in human rights watch report? >> yeah. title 42 is attacking lgbtq+ people seeking asylum in this country and is not a safe condition they are under and we will continue to d

that is roxanne varza, station f director. here is what europe looks like as we go into the fed at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. cac up by 1.35%. a little bit lower. we will continue coverage at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio. we have a speech coming up from christine lagarde. she will be speaking at the london school of economics. that will happen around 5:20 u.k. time. a busy day for christine lagarde , how exactly she would characterize today's meeting. you can find it on all devices, podcasts available on spotify and itunes. alyx: let's talk more about the market, goals extending ahead of the gains. we will talk to clive t. johnson, the founder of b2gold. bitcoin is trying to be a store of value long-term, where does that leave gold? we will break that down. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the td securities global head of -- is joining bloomberg. this is bloomberg. alyx: keeping you up to date with news around the world -- ritika: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world. thanks in romania, the leader said discussions

yeah roxanne. i'm going to skip to you because i just want to say that if you're not using scrivener clearly, this is what we'll get you over the finish line. what is your working? you'll get a commission writing and research and reporting. um, so i got the book deal two weeks before lockdown and that was so the idea that i had in my head about the process of writing. the book very much not the way that it actually went i ended up doing so i have a five-year-old and we were all at home for a good year and a half so i ended up doing these writing trips to the hill country. i live in houston. and so i would go to these sort of guests houses on the ranch with the cows and the goats and stuff and it was you know, i would do i would report for like a month on whatever chapter i was gonna be working on and then i would go and just bang it out in four days usually and that was a really i did it because i just literally couldn't get the brain space that i needed to do the deep writing with my kiddo at home

and you can already see this threats approaching by just looking at the sky roxanne prices for basic products on the world markets and in certain countries. this is the direct consequence of russia's actions police into nicea, have arrested journalists. salah, a tier for comments made on al jazeera about the country's president, a tier reported that chi say it has asked the army to close the headquarters of the powerful union, u. j t t, and put some of its ladies under house arrest. and protests have taken place in several cities across the dan, calling for return to civilian rule. security forces 5 t guessing cut soon after demonstrate his barricaded straits with burning ties and stones. okay, those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. the news continues here on al jazeera after the bottom line. i, i actually appointments and i have a question. are the experiences of both the united states and russia in afghanistan, shaping the choices they're making today in ukraine? let's get to the bottom line. ah, it was a war that took countless lives and it costs the united states more than $

and you can already see this threats approaching by just looking at the sky roxanne prices for basic products on the world markets and in certain countries. this is the direct consequence of russia's actions. rushing back to authorities in southern ukraine say they've started handing out russian passports, people living in the occupied cities of milly to fall and how son of been able to apply for russian citizenship in a fast track procedure. ukraine has condemned the move as a russ, if occasion where russia has managed to occupy ukrainian territory. it's introduced the rubel and forced schools to adopt the russian curriculum. still to come this half hour, replanting the rain forest. we visit colombian communities trying to revive their environment. and the average gas price in the us hit time high of $5.00 a gallon. ah how low they. let's have a look at the weather across europe. and from the satellite image, you can see pretty clear skies across the southwest. the heat continuing to build in spain and portugal, but we're still seeing some wet and windy weather up in the northwest.

anyway in unlikely that we'll see another to believe roxanne, online from the state with well, the guards outside windsor castle changed. many of the queens spawns stayed on for the next part of the festivities. they looked forward to saturday evenings, musical highlights up the jubilee. the platinum party at the palace ah, some of the world's most popular musicians went on stage to celebrate the monarch, including adam lumbers on the rock band, queen, members of the royal family to appeared on stage. your majesty my me, ah! the scale of perceiving celebration and the pouring of warmth and affection over this ho jubilee weekend is our way of saying, thank you. thank you for your family. the country, the commonwealth. in fact, the whole world, the celebrations and on sunday, with a focus on events from queen elizabeth 70 years on the throne. some fans are already shopping for jubilee memorabilia. to remember the party of a lifetime and a monarch, his long reign won't be i done by another royal any time soon. and that's time for us to wife. good bye. up. next up, film mates. the young saw t

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what are your thoughts, roxanne? at all his as beat, no joke about cheese one is about 13 times at theory. he is the favorite. he is also depending on the wonder you're watching this. he is about to turn 36 or he is 36. what do they a big age and i think that we're all wondering what robert doll has last after 2 very emotional matches. but. ready he has beaten his rival, novak brokovich, and in theory, things are, are lining up pretty well. typically he can hold up to when a crazy, i'll 14 french open title john with i'm always good talking to you. thank you for your time. you got it. ukraine coach alexander petra coff has dedicated wednesdays, world cup qualifier. victory of scotland. 2 soldiers fighting in the trenches back home. soldiers like these men watched the game on a phone a part of the territorial defense force based in hockey. they say they are proud of their team and the way they are representing the country ukraine will qualify for the world cup if they beat wales in cardiff on sunday. la, la loses the

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>> they have express the intention to do so, and i conversations with major general roxanne, best the major general, -- the major general, the chief of the smidge army, he says they will get there. >> what would that look like? i have met with swedish officials almost every week or past month and one, they made is that they fully intend to do it, but they also have to be able to absorb the investment. with respect to the avid investment, while likely to look like in terms of brown, naval and air force? >> he adopted 3, 2, 1, the key part going up to key brigades, adding an additional one. that is a big chunk. the scond -- second is to add capabalities. they bought their first battalion, it has been delivered in the past year and those are purchased quickly but help us lift defense spending. i think the combination of expanding the size of the army and raising the technology of the couple of the things like the air and missile defense will help. i can't speak quite as in detail about how they will use or absorb additional funding and maritime domains. >> you can talk about the advantag

large number of these ultra nationalists have now come towards where the journalists, all they are roxanne journalists, as they going like this is for dominantly opinion journalists. international media is wrong. there is only one police officer, he's actually now leaving. he's allowing me of these people the, harass these journalists. and this is what these kids warm i look at this. this is a crowd of a young children or young boys. oh, just you know, they see this is a unification. oh, through slim which through islam. however, this is a definite publication. these guys are now looking forward and we've been seeing this old, we are likely to see much more of the evening. a goes on. also just earlier we did say a drawing and carrying a palestinian flag fly over head. so that's what's been going on right now for the day. we have seen sporadic, i should have inside the old city, i'm on the damascus case where i'm standing as well. so tensions are high, the police have now moved in on. they're trying to make a barrier between the journalist and the israeli ultra nationalist. but these, i'm j

said it struck a fuel storage facilities near odessa in the south or rural is your what assistive is roxanne, the armed forces of the russian federation continued the special military operation in ukraine. high precision, long range, sea based missiles near the moline railway station, in just a me region, have destroyed a large batch of weapons and military equipment delivered from the u. s. and european countries for a grouping of ukrainian troops. and don bass. russian air base missiles near odessa, at the odessa port plants would have destroyed fuel storage is intended for ukrainian nationalists armored vehicles. so heads on al jazeera, we know cut white thousands of migrants will have to wait known that the formerly claim asylum in the us. thus i thing to strike the right cause musicians from across mexico, revive the cultural festival, t a gap. ah hallo! we've got more of that dusty wind blowing across sir, the middle a stab. it's a lossy dry, clear sky. so we are going to see that wind continuing rod along the golf air. the shamal wind, of course, 42 celsius here in doha, lots of dust

. ♪ jeff: roxanne has a long use writing as a means to communicate her own trauma. now a successful author, professor, and mentor, she advises aspiring writers. tonight, she shares her brief but spectacular take on ways of being heard, as part of our ongoing arts and culture series, canvas. >> a lot of people ask me about voice and how to find it, as if they can go on some sort of search and find voice waiting the end of it, but in fact, we tend to have our voices, and it is a question of learning how to use our voices and knowing that we have every right to do so. ♪ i started writing when i was four years old. i would draw little villages, then i would write stories that people lived in those villages. i would write a lot about trauma. few of us know how to talk about it, because we have very little language for trauma. people seem to want us to have these triumph put -- triumphant stories and there's not a lot of space in between where you suffered and are healed, but maybe things are not ok. when i wrote my memoir hunger, and memoir of my body, i was extremely

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and so when you say that roxanne has often see is, is one of the main drivers behind the measles outbreaks or so much this time around . dr. nadine, it did it did it did contribute to not only to mozilla to music a birthday did is a mindset already working against of a scene that we need to contact that, that mindset by engaging them by reading them. i strategies that wouldn't work anymore. we need to innovate, we need to start a day that we need to engage. i don't need those communities and pinpoint those galleries which are still that exist existing forces to live in it and why that is done. we have that is ok. what are the limited? i'd like to ask you about the innovation and the strategy in a moment. but 1st, let me ask doctor her about this issue of vaccine hesitancy because the world health organization named it as one of the 10 greatest health threats of 2019 so. so just weigh in on this conversation and high income countries, united kingdom, european union, united states, we have seen the consequences of vaccine hesitancy. remember about a 1000000 americans have died from covey, an

. >> and happening today, roxanne francisco celebrating the permanent transtransformation of jfk drive as a car-free space. it couldn't have come at a better time. it marks two weeks since the area was changed to a car-free area. and had originally made the decision so that people would have a large safe outdoor space during the pandemic. the celebration today includes public speakers and a musical performance that all kicks off at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> and the next generation of solar panels may not be something you have to add to the roof of your home. it may be something that is already there. and turning windows into sea through solar panels. and using invisible coding with photo-sensitive dyes. >> and you can use the full vertical surface of a glass sky jay scraper that can be used by the building. >> and theoretically the same coating can be used on any hard surface potentially allowing a parked car to charge itself. it is full scale production in 20124. >>> 6:15. the time is going to check weather and traffic. >> wondering how long that wind is going to for under the circumst

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time you say roxanne. by the way, shanghai, where normally this time last year had about 10.5 million people taken the subway, 1500 people took the subway in shanghai yesterday the supply chain picture is not going away any time soon we should look at disney, david, one of the down laggers this morning, we get netflix tomorrow night and big piece in the ft about how at least households in the u.k. are cancelingvideo subscriptions at a record brace as consumers there braces for a difficult year from a household standpoint it will be interesting to see what's the print out of netflix but certainly what the guidance says >> without a doubt the foreign market where the growth have been significant for years now domestically and some growth but not much here in the u.s. we'll be watching that closely it is an interesting point in terms of budgets and how many streaming services people have as well as turning on and off with relative ease verses trying to get your cable company to disconnect is another feature o

roxanne, on multiple prompts, if not only managed to escape the water, but also the fresh mood of life on the russian occupation. troy street totally destroy keep central station has become evacuation for completion. with rush and forthcoming. closer pensions are going up by the hour. stay with al jazeera for the latest developments. lou ah ah, you're watching al jazeera live from doha reminder of our top stories more than 90 palestinians have been injured. jury confrontations with israeli forces. he knock some mos compound mosques. he mom has named the violence on this really extreme, his but he's really police say the entered the compound to disperse the crowd, throwing rocks, they say 3 israeli soldiers were injured. the biggest ship in russia's black fleets see fleet has sunk after a blast russian defense minis, reese's. ammunition excluded on boarded warship, moskva, but the ukrainian military says it struck the vessel with coast besides. and the british prime minister as amounts to plug, defend some asylum seekers trying to enter the u. k to wanda for processing wide spooks and o

in the last decades by carrying out their obligation to an attempt by the western countries without roxanne suppliers to be replaced. we recommend our supplies with other supplies will have an impact on the global economy. the context with us could be quite painful if the 1st of all for those who are initiating this kind of policy . and it was, comes with ryan here at the so called partners from them. friendly countries to meet that what they can do without brushing energy, including without neutral down for example. yeah. just because there is no replacement for that. yes, it is possible in the future, but not now. everyone understand that there is no free volume of gas to global market lines per model. countries including from the united states and what it as close to the consumer is what i guess many times more you and will have the reflection on the light quality of the people on the competitiveness of their enterprise. and despite the obvious thing is i'll be happy one european countries, but keep talking about renouncing from the russian supply stupid need to eat. thank you. civilizin

. >> all i saw was roxanne dirt. next thing i know i am getting hit and getting pushed over another lane. it hit so hard that it broke the front wheels off of the truck and it stayed on the truck long enough for me to impact the bridge. reggie: the truck driver was afraid of going over the bridge, obviously. a state patrol says they believe the driver of the white car that hit the truck was under the influence of alcohol. kumasi: southwest airlines pilots say they are so tired that it is creating a safety concern for flyers. the pilots union says poor scheduling is leading to this problem across the company. union officials they problems started last summer when southwest started ramping up for the busy travel season. pilots asking to be relieved from a flight assignment just 330% compared with pre-pandemic numbers. the union says april is already sending fatigue records. reggie: google is suing a man in africa for allegedly abusing its services to trick people into buying adorable puppies that are not actually avail

roxanne, farm on for my on you and i have discussed this issue before. i feel like we're going round the circle again to you know, to be here when we, when we discuss prospects for a potential deal. i guess my question to you is, how do you see things right now where they're stuck and again, coming back to that political question, how i'm more familiar with washington where i sit right now. but how do we avoid a circumstance where we just simply go through flip flop, maybe not just in white houses, but we were around the corner from an election in the united states. and doing a deal may in fact become treated parts. he knows as well. he worked in the us house of representatives, the us house of representatives, if it goes republican, may very well become a tortuous place for those people to forward this new iran nuclear deal. roxanne, well, i think one of the things that, that we hear often is that we've never been closer to a deal coming together. and we've also never been further away because the things that have to be resolved have been the problems r

that's part of what the anger is, as well, as much as he long for roxanne and this normal life, whatever that means, he's too scared to actually take it because that's the thing as well about the fake news, you see so many of the fake newses, and really i'm, like, someone would take you to bed with that nose and love you and get their kink on every night because of your nose, you know. ( applause ) you will find that person. and the fake nose, it sort of diminishes the sadness of his lack of self-worth that he feels for himself regardless of what the world puts on him. >> stephen: james, good to have you back. well said. "cyrano de bergerac" opens tuesday at the brooklyn academy of music. james mcavoy, everybody! we'll be right back with a performance by arlo parks. ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't

which is conducted in secret. nevertheless, we will continue to play strongly for on this young leis roxanne interest in accordance with the confir agreement between after countries the stronger correspondent to beijing, katrina you his standing by katrina. just give us some background to this case exactly what this lady has been charged with. that's right. so we just heard from the trillion bus at a great and fletcher who was denied access based on national security grounds. and he said later on in that interview, that he still had no idea as to why exactly. she has been detained. now. tongue lay was originally detained in august 2020, but she wasn't formally charged into one year later with supplying state secrets overseas. now if she's found guilty, she could face anything from few years in jail to life in prison. and it's important to note here in china criminal cases have a 99 percent conviction rate. now child to lay was born in china and but she was raised in australia and at the time of her arrest, she was living in beijing and working for state media broadcast s t c g t n. as quite

his daughter roxanne says they feel better made by the u. k. government. from the outset, we were always assured by the sds, that my father would be included in any deal that was made to release all of the hostages. so were truly devastated. knowing now that this was not the case. further to our dismay, we learned that he'd been left behind through the media last week to prime minister johnson and foreign secretary trust. we beg you to please stand by your word. now, the names, the guy radcliffe describe herself as being a porn in the hands of 2 governments for the last 6 years. she said she now wants to return to his normal life as possible. but she also urged people not to forget the jewel national, still held in prison in iran and edge, the government, not to link their fates, any political or global agreements. charlie angela out there. ah, this is all just here. these are the top stories ukraine's president called for direct talks with the russian leader to end the war. laudermill zalinski says she was willing to drop her. it's natal membership reques

roxanne, thank you so much for talking to us this morning. that is the daughter of morad tahbaz, talking to us live from london. the foreign office have given us a statement, saying we have urgently raised the case with the iranian government, he must be allowed to return to his family in london immediately as the iranian government has committed to earlier. you said earlier that you think that spring is in the air. confirmation, she has taken her coat off. good morning, carol. good morning, both! yes, the temperature in london is rising quite nicely now. we have got beautiful clear blue skies, earlier cloud has dissipated, and we are surrounded by gorgeous daffodils. between st james's park and green park in london, there are about 2 million daffodil bulbs in bloom. the full cost for us all today is one of warm sunshine and a few showers. showers will be hit and miss, we have had some this morning across northern england and into the south—west. they will tend to face and although we have started with more cloud, the cloud will break up an

his daughter roxanne says they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. from the outset, we were always assured by the epd that my father would be included in any deal that was made to release all of the hostages. so were truly devastated. knowing now that this is not the case further towards me, and we learned that he'd been left behind through the media last week to prime minister johnson and foreign secretary try. we beg you to please done by your word nothings ago. radcliffe described herself as being a porn in the hands of to government for the last 6. she said she wants to return to his normal life. it's possible. but she also urge people not to forget the jewel national, still held in prison in iran and the government not to link the faith and political global agreement. charlie on the algae, there are no heavy rated flooding is killed at least 5 more people in the brazilian town were over. $200.00 people died during mud slides one month ago for people who are missing after rate a better policy on sunday. many people in the historic town, north of

roxanne tahbaz made a direct appeal to the government. to prime ministerjohnson and foreign secretary truss, we beg you to please stand by your word and bring back both of my parents, my father and my mother. i believe that the meaning of freedom is never going to be complete until such time that all of us who are unjustly detained in iran are reunited with theirfamilies. her own family will, she made clear, keep her grounded now. gabriella told me on the phone one day that, mummy, you do realise that you are very famous, and then it's me and then it's daddy? laughter. fine. then i said, ok, you know, it's not good to be famous, because you want to have a normal life, and, you know, just to have... and she was like, "oh, you're not going to be famous for ever. maximum a week! so we're bracing ourselves for a week of fame, and then we'rejust going to have a normalfamily. and with that, she was off to start a new chapter in her life, away, the family hopes, from the public gaze. a reminder of our top story, a fresh curfew in kyiv. the ukrai

ros: we can speak now to roxanne, who you saw in the report. thank you for speaking to us. i am sure you have mixed emotions at the moment. you'll be relieved that nazanin zaghari-ratcliffe is home but you are not -- your father is not. tell us about the situation he is in. >> he is currently in a prison. he engaged in a hunger strike in protest to how he has been treated, the fact that he has been left behinas of yesterday afternoon. i think his spirits are in quite a state of disarray given the disappointment. ros: what do you understand about what has happened in the last few days that led us to think that he would be released but then that wasn't the case? >> it l happened quite quickly. we initially were under th impression, had been expressly told that he was a part of the deal that was to bring all three home. that changed closely to the date at which the other two were returned home. it became a case of him being on a furlough. my mom's passport being released back to her so she could travel. neither has since been upheld, as my mom is still on a travel ban, and my

roxanne tahbaz made a direct appeal to the government. to prime ministerjohnson and foreign secretary truss, we beg you to please stand by your word and bring back both of my parents, my father and my mother. gabriella told me on the phone one day that, "mummy, you do realise that you are very famous, and then it's me and then it's daddy?" laughter. fine. then i said, "ok, you know, it's not good to be famous, because you want to have a normal life, and, you know, just to have..." and she was like, "oh, you're not going to be famous for ever. maximum a week!" so we're bracing ourselves for a week of fame, and then we're just going to have a normalfamily. and with that, she was off to start a new chapter in her life, away, the family hopes, from the public gaze. this week could be incredibly important for girls in afghanistan, as many are due to return to secondary school. a ban on their attendance was imposed by the taliban, and is now due to be lifted with girls returning to class on wednesday. over the past few months, the bbc�*s firo

roxanne tahbaz made a direct appeal to the government. to prime ministerjohnson and foreign secretary truss, we beg you to please stand by your word and bring back both of my parents, my father, and my mother. gabriella told me on the phone one day that, mummy, you do realise that you are very famous, and then it's me and then it's daddy? laughter fine. then i said, "ok, you know, it's not good to be famous, because you want to have a normal life, and, you know, just to have..." and she was like, "oh, you're not going to be famous for ever. maximum a week!" so we're bracing ourselves for a week of fame, and then we're just going to have a normal family. and with that, she was off to start a new chapter in her life, away, the family hopes, from the public gaze. you have been watching newsday. after refusing an offer of safe passage, ukraine president zielinski says they will never bow to russian ultimatums. president zelensky said ukrainians would have to approve any compromise agreed with russia, and local commanders said the death toll i

his daughter roxanne says they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. from the outset, we were always assured by the idea that my father would be included in any deal that was made to release all of the hostages. so were truly devastated. knowing now that this was not the case. further, to our dismay, we learnt that he'd been left behind through the media last week to prime minister johnson and foreign secretary truss. we beg you to please stand by your word. now, that means the guy, right. cliff describe herself as being a porn in the hands of 2 governments for the last 6 years. she said she now wants to return to his normal life as possible. but she also urged people not to forget the jewel national, still held in prison in iran. and edge the government not to link their fates. and he, political, or global agreements. charlie angela al jazeera. ah take a look now at the main stories making news here are now to sierra lee state people have been killed in a rush.

roxanne tahbaz made a direct appeal to the government. to prime ministerjohnson and foreign secretary truss, we beg you to please stand by your word and bring back both of my parents, my father and my mother. i believe that the meaning of freedom is never going to be complete until such time that all of us who are unjustly detained in iran are reunited with theirfamilies. her own family will, she made clear, keep her grounded now. gabriella told me on the phone one day that, mummy, you do realise that you are very famous, and then it's me and then it's daddy? laughter. fine. then i said, ok, you know, it's not good to be famous, because you want to have a normal life, and, you know, just to have... and she was like, oh, you're not going to be famous for ever. maximum a week! so we're bracing ourselves for a week of fame, and then we're just going to have a normal family. and with that, she was off to start a new chapter in her life, away, the family hopes, from the public gaze. and caroline is with me. remarkable, really. some humour, emo

his daughter roxanne says they feel betrayed by the u. k. government. from the outset, we were always assured by the seedier that my father would be included in any deal that was made to release all of the hostages. so were truly devastated. knowing now that this was not the case. further to our dismay, we lacked that he'd been left behind through the media last week to prime minister johnson and foreign secretary trust, we beg you to peace done by your word. nothing's the guy right click. describe herself is being a poor and in the hands of 2 governments for the last 6 years. she said she now wants to return to normal life as possible. but she also urged people not to forget the jewel national, still held in prison in iran and edge the government. not to link the fates any political or global agreements. charlie angela out there still to come on al jazeera ah, celebrating the rebirth of nature. we joined the iraqi kurds commemorating the holiday of no rooms and in sport penis action from indian wells, including the polish play on a hot streak and a new

here's morad tahbaz�*s daughter, roxanne — who you saw in that report. he's currently back in prison. he engaged in a hunger strike in protest and how he's been treated in the fact that he's been left behind as of yesterday afternoon. i think his spirits are in quite a state of disarray given the disappointment. what do you understand about what's happened in the last few days that lead us to think he would be released but that wasn't the case? it all happen quite quickly. we initially were under the impression and had been expressly told that he was a part of the deal that was to bring all three home. and that change quite close to the date at which the other two were returned home. it became a case of him being on a furlough and my mums passport being released back to her so she can travel. neither has since been upheld as my mum is still under travel down and my father is in prison yet again.— travel down and my father is in prison yet again. when you talk to the british foreign _ prison yet again. when you talk to the british foreign office - priso

roxanne, i'm really sorry to hear about your father's case. my question is either for tulip or richard. once you receive a response from tom tugendhat, will you be considering a judicial review? shall i take that one? no, is probably the short answer. you know, obviously at points, we've been angry and you know, four of us will know that. we said it fairly bluntly. i mean, behind closed doors, when we were in in seclusion, when we were in seclusion, we were talking about it is useful to review what happened and what we can learn from it. i think the suggestion of a foreign affairs committee review inquiry is a really good one. i think there are specific issues in our case, but there's a wider issue about how the government deals with hostage taking, how it can do it better. it's not easy. the foreign office has a challenging job. iran is tricksy, and everything that's happened to roxanne's dad in the past 48 hours demonstrates that i think it would be really in the past 48 hours demonstrates that. i think it would be really valuable for parlia

a question for roxanne. do you have any idea _ question for roxanne. do you have any idea from the government whether they have _ any idea from the government whether they have any bargaining chips in respect _ they have any bargaining chips in respect of— they have any bargaining chips in respect of getting your dad home? are you _ respect of getting your dad home? are you hearing anything from them, is there _ are you hearing anything from them, is there anything practically that you would urge them to do to help speed _ you would urge them to do to help speed up— you would urge them to do to help speed up the process and are you frustrated — speed up the process and are you frustrated perhaps that your dad's release _ frustrated perhaps that your dad's release wasn't linked to the payment of the _ release wasn't linked to the payment of the debt if there was an opportunity there? i of the debt if there was an opportunity there? i haven't been a- raised opportunity there? i haven't been appraised of _ opportunity there? i haven't been appraised