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Hello, welcome to the program.
This is News Hour from the BBC World Service.
My name's Paul Henley.
The program is coming to you live from London, coming up a bit later on.
We're going to be hearing from the director of a new film,
and also from the husband of British-Iranian Nazanine Zagari Ratcliffe.
It's about a new drama based on her detention in Iran.
It was important for me, for our family to tell the story.
I mean, there are some bumpy bits in our story.
It starts tough, and it's a nice happy ending at the end, but it takes some time to get there.
I think it's been important for her to appreciate...
just how much and it comes from the drama how much kindness and care there was in the outside world which when you're stuck in behind four walls you don't see.
I remember saying at the press conference it took a village to get Naznian home and it took so many kind people.
A full interview with him coming up towards the end of today's edition of the programme.
First, talks are taking place in Geneva today about a US-backed peace plan for Ukraine.
Washington representatives are for the first time involving senior diplomats from Ukraine and from the European Union and the UK.
The 28-point plan has caused some concern in Ukraine and among its European allies.
It includes giving up land to Russia,
forgetting about them joining NATO, and cutting Ukrainian armed forces.