it s titled zaibunnisa, her mum s maiden name before she came to the uk. it connected me with all those stories that i was told as a young girl about lahore and about her birthplace. somewhere maryam wanted to know more about. since i was six, seven years old, and i started to see another world outside birmingham, you know, the family have only been able to see lahore in pictures. i couldn t help but really think about what my alternative life could have looked like when i visited lahore. and so in 2019 maryam made herfirst ever trip to pakistan and took her mum who hadn t been to herfamily home for more than 20 years. to be able to get that close to where they lived and the bed they slept on, the room that they ate in, was an amazing feeling, to go as far as going to pakistan and going to the border of india and pakistan, taking my mum with me, she swore she would never go back to pakistan, was as close as i was ever going to get to really recording my own story. it s not always easy
was it emerged today that quite a lot of those messages which were read out in court yesterday have been attained through disclosure by the legal team and miss 40s legal team hadn t intended to disclose those at all they try to redact a lot of them, but there s been a problem with the computer software and the entirety of the messages had been sent over and was published and read out in court in the way that it was and both sides are asking for more material to be released, but there is a long way to go, it seems before the trial itself. i there is a long way to go, it seems before the trial itself. before the trial itself. a new exhibition before the trial itself. a new exhibition from before the trial itself. a new exhibition from the - before the trial itself. a new - exhibition from the photographer documenting a journey with their mother has opened in birmingham. visiting pakistan to see where her mother grew up in to see what her own life could ve been like.
the fbi and then hire people anew. and they also have a lot of institutional expertise in their various areas. it would be a bad idea for us to do that. i will note, though, erica, one thing that caught my ear when you were reading that statement is him referencing his letter on why comey needs to go and i think there could also be a secondary motive of trying to affirm that there were good reasons to fire comey and not elicit ones that mueller might be looking into. just a note there. and an important note. in terms of the mueller investigation, there is new reporting this morning from the new york times that the president s attorneys want him to refuse an interview with special counsel bob mueller on the hands of cnn reporting from last week that the president s attorneys were arguing that the mueller team hadn t met the high threshold it needed to have a face to face interview with the president. this could be pushing things closer to perhaps even a