Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe release result of 'a great deal of UK diplomacy', says PM

The speaker expresses joy for Nazaneen's release and acknowledges the efforts of many, including her husband Richard and the Omanis. The speaker reflects on the diplomatic efforts that led to her release and highlights the challenges posed by the regime in Tehran. The overall tone is one of gratitude and relief for Nazaneen's reunion with her family.

Who is the speaker thrilled for in the beginning of the transcript?

• The regime in Tehran

• Nazaneen and her family

• The Omanis

• The UK government

Who does the speaker specifically thank for their hard work?

• The Iranian regime

• The UK Prime Minister

• Nazaneen's daughter

• The Omanis

What is the speaker's sentiment about Nazaneen's return to her family?

• Angry

• Thrilled

• Disappointed

• Indifferent

What does the speaker emphasize about the regime in Tehran?

• Their economic policies

• Their kindness

• Their cultural heritage

• Their capability to hold people

What role did UK diplomacy play according to the speaker?

• It was ineffective

• It was crucial in securing Nazaneen's release

• It was unnecessary

• It was a minor factor