11: Nazanin is free

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is free after years of detention in Iran. Among awful images in Ukraine, it has been a delightful week to see heart-warming pictures of a family reunited. Credit where it is due to the government, Richard Ratcliffe and Labour MP for Nazanin's Hampstead and Kilburn constituency Tulip Siddiq for getting Nazanin back to the UK safe and well.

But there is a big talking point here. Boris Johnson. A failure to master his brief when Foreign Secretary by saying she was "simply teaching people journalism" did not help Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's cause. Careless and sloppy - it's hard to argue otherwise.

Elsewhere, Will and Nat continue their discussion on the crisis in Ukraine, where again this links quite rightly to Johnsonism. Why did Boris Johnson give Evgeny Lebedev a peerage despite our intelligence services having "serious reservations" in giving him a seat in the House of Lords? Lord Lebedev, who owns the Evening Standard newspaper, has denied posing a "security risk" to the UK.

Is Boris Johnson, as our Prime Minister, putting the security of the British people at risk? We talk the hypocrisy of this all!

And finally, Russian State TV. Marina Ovsyannikova did an incredibly brave thing on Channel One to stage an anti-war protest. We talk journalism in Russia and why our quest for facts, the truth and responsible journalism in a democracy matters.

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