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the streets calls for a revolution that's not so peaceful may gain increasing support tony ching al jazeera. britain's foreign secretary says it's unacceptable that iran is pursuing a 2nd case against iraq live the british iranian woman who's been detained in iran since 2016 has appeared in court on a new charge she's now facing a charge of propaganda against the system known as an unfinished her previous 5 year sentence for a separate conviction early last week while her husband richard ratcliffe says the treatment against is tantamount to torture. this has been a 5 year ordeal where she's had one for charge country end of it and we never knew one that has carried a huge toll on her we last week submitted to the british government you know how medical for pointing out that her treatment is tantamount to torture and yeah i i do worry for her the longer this ordeal continues how long it'll take to put the pieces back together so i think that last name is being held over a british. government dispute over money she's a hostage in albany and i would like the government to make it clear that that is unacc

disagreement between britain and iran iran has repeatedly detained foreigners and jewel nationals on charges campaigners and government say are unfounded. now here is how and tony jones up the c.e.o. of the thomson reuters foundation and sagar iraq close former employer reacted to the news it's a positive development it's got its way but he's also with a certain extent than expected because it's the end of a 5 year term prison prison sentence and so she was due some sort of information so some development was expected. especially is that let's get more on that from our correspondent in london charland shell some fill charlot this has been a longstanding source of tensions between the u.k. and iran has there been any official reaction from london. so it's right this just the latest stage in this ongoing story there has been reaction from the prime minister ahead and the foreign minister let me read you what the foreign ministers sweet said for us he said we welcome the removal of nelson ings akari rises and cool topic but iran's continued treatment of her is intolerable she must be allowed to return to the u.k. as soon as possible to be reunited with her family

toni tonight. anna stewart is live in london this morning. how are britainsing this interview even before twe hear what they are going to say? >> reporter: it has really split opinion. you get a very different perspective depending which newspaper you read and which social media accounts you follow. it's really interesting how people have taken sides on this. in the last pfew weeks the debae has shifted. it was seen as a harry and meghan versus the british media at one stage and it appears to be more of a harry and meghan versus the royal family debate, part of that is fueled by the teaser clip in which meghan says that the firm, which is a term referring to the royal family, have played an active role in perpetuating falsehoods. we actually asked buckingham palace for reaction to that comment, but they said no comment at all. they are not reacting yet. perhaps they are waiting to see that sound bite and the others in the full context of the interview, as are we all. this year brought prince harry and the duchess of sussex. >> and white house prince philip. h

britain were pummeled 23—5 to ireland. you told me this is the worst ever result for the british trainers at cheltenham. tony of the structure of british embracing, what would you say to that? i british embracing, what would you say to that?— say to that? i think that's right, those comments _ say to that? i think that's right, those comments were - say to that? i think that's right, those comments were echoed l say to that? i think that's right, l those comments were echoed as say to that? i think that's right, - those comments were echoed as well by dan at a couple of second places here this week and another of our leading trainers, just close 23—5 was the final score and they will have to have a look at everything from grassroots investment to the way horses are purchased and may be a big drive to attract new owners into the sport as well. british racing at the moment has been dazed and bemused as the irish trainers very much still the prizes.- very much still the prizes. thank ou so very much still the prizes. thank you so much. — very much still the prizes. thank you so much, the _ very much still the p

tony chang. the military for a cease fire in myanmar nearly 60 years ago the coup happened in 196215 years after the country gained independence from britain on sense of cheese name came to prominence in 1988 when the military crackdown on pro-democracy protesters killing hundreds the following year since she was put under house arrest in 2010 myanmar said it would. run elections for the 1st time in 20 years and 6 years later the military handed power to the democratically elected government led by san suu kyi the party won november's election by a landslide the military has insisted that vote was fraudulent without giving evidence a doctor i was appointed as nan my special envoy to the un by the disbanded parliament he warns if the international community fails intervene the country may plunge into a fully fledged civil war it is impossible for us to express the pain that we feel when we saw those foreign diploma join hands with those celebrations of military age and others these surely are small guns dissolute all those weapon that it is placed today was to only kill the people of myanmar is disgraceful it is unacceptable and today we kn

tony smith, think you so much forjoining us. there are fears that new eu proposals on restricting vaccine exports to non—eu countries could affect the roll—out of the jabs here in britaints of vaccines from factories inside the eu could depend on the vaccination rate in the importing country. in other words, a country with a high rate might have to wait longer. as our europe editor katya adler reports, these proposals come against a backdrop of eu countries struggling to meet their vaccination targets. a brutal third wave. desperate lockdown protests. a deadly failure so far to get vaccines into arms. eu covid woes are deepening by the day. today, angela merkel — normally seen as the european symbol of calm and control — seemed to crumble, under mounting political pressure. "germany has to stop the third wave of the pandemic," she said, but she changed her mind about an announced easter lockdown. "a personal mistake," she said. across the eu, there's growing frustration at a vaccine roll—out far slower than the uk's. some blame their government, others the european commission. it's now on the defensive, accusing pharmaceutical company astrazeneca of not delivering vacc

tony dokoupil? here's a few stories we think you'll be talking about -- we think you'll be talking about this. tv host piers morgan is quitting his flagship show "good morning britain interview with oprah. co-host susannah reid addressed morgan's exit. >> he is without doubt an outspoken, challenging, opinionated, disruptive broadcaster. he has many critics, and he has many fans. now piers has decided to leave the program. some of you may cheer, and others will boo. it is certainly going to be very different. shows go on, and so on we go. >> shows go on, and so on we go. >> that is his co-host. >> didn't say good-bye. >> some will cheer, some people will boo. >> many times you could see her face, she looked like she was ready to crawl under the chair -- >> i thought if anyone was going to walk off it would be her. >> after the rant, they got over 41 -- close to 41,000 complaints where he seemed to say -- not seemed to, he said he thought meghan was lying when she was talking about the suicidal thoughts. you can't say that about someone who's said i needed help. he said she just was lying about it, it up. >> the itv royal corresondent also tweeted that meghan markle