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🗓️ 16 March 2022
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0:16.6 | Hello and welcome to CoffeeHasShot Suspectators Daily Politics Podcast. |
0:20.5 | I'm Katie Ballsnerd from James Scythe and Fraser Nelson and we have the news today as I speak |
0:26.0 | that Nazanine Zagari Ratcliffe is on a plane leaving Iran after being freed. |
0:30.8 | James, this case when it comes to being held in a resident-owned for years, what's changed? |
0:36.8 | What's changed is two things. One is the UK has paid a debt for this country goes to Iran, |
0:43.7 | being a subreddit of controversy for years now. The UK government says it has been paid |
0:48.0 | concurrently with Nazanine Zagari Ratcliffe's release. The second thing I think is that in Vienna |
0:53.8 | the nuclear negotiators are getting closer to a deal and I mean this is part of a slightly |
1:00.3 | improving diplomatic situation between the Western powers and Iran. Although I think what I |
1:07.0 | would say is there are still other foreigners held in Iran essentially as hostages by the regime. |
1:12.7 | So I think we shouldn't think that the nature of the Iranian regime has changed because of |
1:16.3 | a decision to release someone who they locked up on totally trumped up charges. |
1:22.3 | Fraser, we've seen various foreign sectors try to make this happen. Obviously Liz Truss is a |
1:28.0 | foreign sectorian charge at this point. Is this also going to be a relief for Boris Johnson |
1:32.7 | politically because ultimately when he was in the foreign office he was accused of making |
1:36.2 | the situation much worse? Yes it was and Boris Johnson was accused of making her situation |
1:42.0 | worse by him blurting out in his like a midi hearing that she was doing work for the government. |
1:48.0 | Now of course that was a misrepresentation of what he said but it was very much the narrative |
1:53.2 | that Boris had made things worse for her not better as foreign secretary. He was doing the opposite |
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