Temporary Release

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A British-Iranian woman in jail in Iran send their daughter home to the British school, has said in an open letter.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was jailed for five years until 2016, after he was convicted for espionage, which she denies.

her family insist she was introduce in Iran , with her daughter to Relatives .

Five-year-old Gabriella - who lives with her grandparents in Tehran , visited their mother at least once a week since their arrest.

foreign Minister Dominic Raab described The Letter as "heartbreaking" and said Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe ' s detention was manufactures "unfair and unacceptable".

her husband, Richard Ratcliffe, said the BBC's diplomatic correspondent, Caroline Hawley , the couple have decided to bring Gabriella back to the UK to start school.

It is to be hoped that they will soon be back in London before Christmas. The couple to the Iranian authorities to have applied for an exit visa for Gabriella , but you have not had a response.

Mr Ratcliffe said that his wife hopes to have a "magic" last-minute release to allow her to come home with Gabriella . "I don't think they expected it to be but," he said.

He added that the decision talked a big change for Gabriella , as she was "always about how she was going to come home with Mama."

Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe ' s family said they had agreed that Gabriella should you return to the UK, to the beginning of The School year in September, but postponed the decision after Ms. Zaghari-was Ratcliffe taken to a Psychiatric Hospital .

Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe, 40, was returned to prison after a week, but not telephone conversations with Mr Ratcliffe is allowed in London .

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was reunited with her daughter Gabriella , who argued during a Temporary Release from prison

In an open letter to "the mothers of Iran ", Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe, West Hampstead , with the Iranian authorities to release them, so you can return to London with Gabriella

"I have no hope or motivation after My Baby . There is no measure To My pain," she wrote in The Letter , the smuggling was released from Tehran 's Evin Prison , and on the Internet, in Farsi and English.

She Said her daughter was on the trip back to the UK "a huge journey for your travels, and for me to leave".

"And The Authorities , to keep me on the watch, unmoved in the injustice of the separation. The first day in The School added to me," She Said .

Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe is that Gabriella 's weekly visits to see you in prison, so that you live in England, where she was born.

"These short minutes, the shortest caresses, but without a doubt one of The Most beautiful and uplifting cuddles in the whole world," she wrote.

she describes the thoughts, will not be able to keep your child as "the deepest torture of them all".

In her letter, Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe said she was a "pawn in the hands of the politicians, Abroad and in Iran , to achieve their goals in their games of chess".

Mr Raab said Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe ' s letter, "The Pain and suffering that you and your family are going through".

"stop your callous and cruel for political purposes by the government of Iran is completely unjustified and unacceptable," he said.

"The government of Iran should, as a matter of International Law and basic decency, release her immediately, so she can love again with her. "

last week, Prime Minister Boris Johnson called for the release of Ms. Zaghari-Ratcliffe.

In 2017, when he was foreign Minister, Mr Johnson apologised after She Said she was in Iran , "teaching people in Journalism " - in spite of her family, insisting she was there to visit Relatives .

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Source of news: bbc.com