内容摘要：“I can't change the past now,” Mia says, “it feels spiteful that I can only look at the future, and that I have no clue what is going to happen.”

“I can't change the past now,” Mia says, “it feels spiteful that I can only look at the future, and that I have no clue what is going to happen.”

Earlier, the Turkish presidency said prisoners from both sides of the deal were taken off aircraft at Ankara airport, moved to secure locations under the supervision of Turkish security officials and put on planes for their respective destination countries.It said 26 individuals were involved in the exchange. That figure included two children,

who a US official confirmed returned to Russia with their parents Artyom Dultsev and Anna Dultseva - a Russian couple convicted of spying in Slovenia who are part of the exchange.The exchange comes after days of speculation about a major swap between various countries, which increased after several dissidents and journalists jailed in Russia were moved from their prison cells to unknown locations.Although secret prison transfers are common in Russia, the multiple disappearances of well-known prisoners was unusual.

The last high-profile prisoner swap took place in December 2022, when US basketball star Brittney Griner was exchanged on the tarmac at Abu Dhabi airport for notorious Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, who had been held in an American prison for 12 years.The last comparable one occurred in Vienna in 2010, when 10 Russian spies held in the US were swapped for four alleged double agents held in Russia.

One of them was Sergei Skripal, a former military intelligence officer, later poisoned by nerve agent Novichok in Salisbury in 2018.

Tensions between Moscow and the West have been high in recent years, especially since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.She cites a £15 TV for her daughter’s bedroom as her best purchase.

“I couldn’t believe it, I nearly skipped out of the shop I was that pleased.“I’ve actually kept the price tag on to remind me what a bargain it is,” she beams.

This Christmas, Charlotte, who started her online journey after a period of homelessness and the traumatic birth of Maeve, now aged four, has set herself a £5 budget for new festive decorations.“I got a little toadstool bauble for 50p, a rocking horse one which I will give to my mum," she says.