Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

The regime cracks down hard in Iran, but protesters vowed to continue their fight.

The latest is oil workers stage a strike in support.

I'm joined by Tehran University's Mohammed

Marandy with the view from the government. Then... I'm very interested in making

images that I feel contrast or push back against ideas of what we haven't seen before.

Celebrating Black Beauty, my conversation with the groundbreaking photographer Tyler Mitchell

at his first solo exhibition here in London.

Plus, Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman breaks down the watershed cases

coming before the Supreme Court.

And finally...

I just knew I had to wait and the moment would arrive when I would be able

to come up to the surface again.

Farewell to a legend of screen and Stage, remembering the inimitable Angela Lansbury. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. A time of

reckoning in Iran. It is almost a month since the death of 22-year-old Masa

Amini after being hauled in by Iran's morality police and protesters are still in the

streets. It is the biggest threat to the regime in many years and at the front lines

of this protest movement are women and even young

school girls fighting for their freedoms including defying the strict laws on

the wearing of the hijab. But these protests are also about dire economic realities that face

the country. Human rights groups are expressing alarm at the violent crackdown by security

forces.

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