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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe has appeared at a press conference with her father after returning to the UK.
Gabriella has been living with her grandparents in Tehran and visiting her mother in the notorious Evin Prison since Mrs Zaghari-Ratcliffe was arrested on spying charges more than three years ago.
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Nazanin and her husband Richard Ratcliffe decided to bring her back home to the UK so she can start school.
Mr Ratcliffe held an emotional press conference on Friday with his MP Tulip Siddiq.
Gabriella is held up by her father. Credit: PA
Gabriella and those in attendance were treated to sponge cake, which the five-year-old visibly enjoyed, while her father updated journalists on the plight of his wife and how she will cope without her daughter s prison visits.
The Australian academic was released in November after spending 804 days in jail on trumped-up spying charges.
In a preview for an interview airing on March 9, Dr Moore-Gilbert said her daily mantra was I am free, no matter what you do to me, I am still free. I want to talk about what happened to me. That place is my nightmare, the 33-year-old stoically told Sky News Australia.
Dr Moore-Gilbert said that upon her arrest on her way to the airport, she had a gut feeling she was in deep trouble .
In a preview for a bombshell interview with Sky News Australia, set to air on March 9, Dr Moore-Gilbert told journalist Melissa Doyle that her daily mantra was I am free, no matter what you do to me, I am still free
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Kylie Moore-Gilbert has reunited with two fellow prisoners who she spent time with behind bars in a hellhole Iranian jail.
The Australian-British academic was freed on November 25 after spending more than two years in prison accused of being a spy.
The 31-year-old shared a photo on Wednesday with Perth bloggers Jolie King and Mark Firkin who were imprisoned with her for three months. Sinister undercover meeting of evil Mossad agents plotting world domination (please note - no drones were harmed in the taking of this picture!) she wrote along with a selfie of the trio.
The 31-year-old (right) shared a photo on Wednesday with Perth bloggers Jolie King (middle) and Mark Firkin (left) who were imprisoned with her for three months