than a year for covering the death of mahsa amini, which triggered nationwide protests. frederik the tenth is now the king of denmark, following the formal abdication of his mother, queen margrethe. tens of thousands of danes gathered in copenhagen to witness his historic succession. hello i'm azadeh moshiri, welcome to the programme. we begin with the latest from iceland. a volcano has erupted near the fishing town of grindavik in the south—west of the country. these are the live pictures of the area — and while it's now dark there, you can still see the lava glowing and smoke rising over the skyline. and these pictures from a little earlier today show some houses set on fire by the molten lava. now, remember this follows a similar eruption in the same area last month — but this time it's much closer to the town. people living in homes nearby have already left the area. and local authorities have declared an emergency. grindavik lies about a0 kilometres from iceland's capital, reykjavik. charlie rose has the latest on this for us. in the dark icelandic winter, liquid ro

we know that they were both arrested for over a00 days because of breaking the story of mahsa amini.laheh mohammadi, working for another reformist newspaper, ham—mihan newspaper, she's the person who travelled to saqqez, the home city of mahsa amini. when she was being buried, she was there and she reported the women... people are chanting, "woman, life, freedom" on the streets of saqqez. and that had a huge impact as well. so they were both immediately, in september 2020, and they were in detention for over a year, temporary detention for over a year, which is really odd. and then after a year when they had their court hearing, they were sentenced to 13 and 12 years in prison. but today they were released. they're not, however, allowed to leave the country, and they had a hefty bail of $200,000. to just put it in a context for you, workers' minimum wage in iran is $100 per month. their bail is $200,000. and before we let you go, could you tell us... we saw these protests, wall to wall coverage of them. what's going on right now? what's the level of dissent and protest in iran? so to

anger over mahsa amini's death sparked months of mass protests demanding an end to the compulsory hijabfrom a little earlier today show some houses set on fire by the molten lava. this eruption follows a similar eruption in the same area last month but this time it's much closer to the town. people living in homes nearby have already left the area and local authorities have declared an emergency. grindavik lies about aokm from iceland's capital, reykjavik. our correspondentjessica parker has the latest. this was a worst—case scenario that's now unfolding in front of the world's eyes. a wave of molten rock is carving its way into what was a thriving fishing town. grindavik�*s been evacuated — again — but abandoned homes and businesses lie in the path of an overwhelming natural force. this, it appears, was the first house to fall. translation: while this i is a bit surreal to watch your family home just disappear, i'm still realising what's happening. trucks building defensive barriers against the lava suddenly found it surging towards them. fiery liquid burst out into the open on sunday

determined when the forces if the police or the people claim to be right, like the case of the late mahsa amini's death, if she was in custody or in the center of the camera, many incorrect comments would have been prevented . it should be right that we hand over his body and clarify things later, or if when martyr ranjbar had a camera on his clothes in a fight with mobs and it was recorded according to evidence, it would be easier than his weapon. use it and would not be martyred in this way. in november 1402, parliamentarians took action. equip the police forces with cameras that are installed on their clothes. no one can accuse the police anymore. no one can accuse the police. 114 imaging. let me hit it by the end of the first year of the 7th plan, all police forces should be equipped with cameras. the government will accept the financial burden and then it can be used in the industrial budget . a 28-year-old nurse was killed by security forces in rash. in the midst of the crows of that day, the presence of this camera did not allow accusations notice the police forces. maadeh, the younger son

let them be right, like the story of the late mahsa amini's death, if there was a camera at the timearrest or in the car that was transporting the late amini to the center , many incorrect comments would have been prevented . a plan should be made to deliver his body and not come later to make it clear, or if when the martyr ranjbar was in a fight with the mobs, the camera was on his clothes. it was installed and according to the evidence, it could have been recorded , he could have used his weapon more easily and he would not have been martyred like this in aban 140. we should equip the police forces with cameras that are installed on their clothes. no one can accuse the police. no one can accuse the 114 iranian police. start filming, let me shoot it, stop, aha, aha, that's it. it was agreed that by the end of the first year of the seventh program , all police forces will be equipped with body cameras. the government accepted the financial burden and then it can bring in the industrial budget. it has been approved these pictures are from the time when 10% of the police force still h

they feel about the fact that even stricter laws since the surge of protests after the death of mahsa aminil now for not wearing hijab. the united nations has called this a form of gender apartheid. and we see how furious and how unprepared to accept this so many women and young women, girls, are in iran today. you can smile but this is the reality. steve, i think you should worry more aboutjulian assange and the genocide that your government is helping to carry out in gaza and the thousands of women who've died and the thousands more who will die. women in iran are much more empowered than most countries across the world. women in iran are pilots. women in iran are professors. women in iran are scientists. women in iran are taxi drivers. women in iran are truck drivers. and the narrative in the west about iran is almost universally linked to iran's opposition to apartheid and racism and ethnocentric policies of the israeli regime. all right. we all know... you speak as a man. maybe just put yourselves for one minute in the shoes of roya heshmati, whojust a few days ago, not long ago, anywa

iran has freed two female journalists jailed for more than a year for covering the death of mahsa amini volcano has erupted near the fishing town of grindavik in the south—west of the country. these are the live pictures of the area — and while it's now dark there, you can still see the lava glowing and smoke rising over the skyline. and these pictures from a little earlier today show some houses set on fire by the molten lava. now, remember this follows a similar eruption in the same area last month — but this time it's much closer to the town.

, course, we had, uh, mahsa amini, a 22 year old who was, uh, who was killed in custody, 22 yearn authorities. this is a grotesque abuse this is just a grotesque abuse of human rights. and i think the world must not it. world must not forget it. >> has there been backlash? >> has there been a backlash? because well, an because i mean, well, that's an unfortunate phrase well. unfortunate phrase as well. sorry. terrible phrase. sorry. that's a terrible phrase. yes. you know what i mean. yes. well, you know what i mean. has a reaction from has there been a reaction from iranian , the public, as iranian, the iranian public, as we in the wake of other we saw in the wake of other previous tragedies as you say, custodial ? custodial disasters? >> well, i think i think the trouble that women are trouble is that the women are i mean , they've been out on the mean, they've been out on the streets, frightened. and mean, they've been out on the str soon frightened. and mean, they've been out on the strsoon as frightened. and mean, they've been out on the str soon as theyrightened. and mean,

there have been significant protests against tehran in particular after the death of 22 year old mahsa aminid this develop. >> thank you very much indeed, charlie peters, for bringing us that news. that latest news. >> absolutely fascinating >> it's absolutely fascinating because up until now, resistant movements within iran have been peaceful . it's been people peaceful. it's been people dancing in the streets in protests against laws. there but if this is turned into some sort of new threat that destabilise the region further, other questions, of course. could it be saudi arabia? could it be other, um, countries in the region that practice sunni rather than shia islam? there are lots and lots of questions. and, uh , no doubt we'll be we'll and, uh, no doubt we'll be we'll be digging around to find out precisely what could have caused this mass casualty. this mass. mass casualty. >> but coming up, >> yes, indeed. but coming up, we'll have the latest in the aftermath of storm henk here in the uk, numerous areas of the country are facing devastation and flooding, too. this is good afternoon,