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British couple held in Iran end hunger strike

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British couple held in Iran end hunger strike
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British couple held in Iran end hunger strikeImage source, Free Lindsay and Craig CampaignImage caption, The pair were arrested in January 2025ByJacob PanonsSouth EastPublished1 hour agoA British couple jailed in Iran after being accused of espionage have ended their hunger…

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British couple held in Iran end hunger strikeImage source, Free Lindsay and Craig CampaignImage caption, The pair were arrested in January 2025ByJacob PanonsSouth EastPublished1 hour agoA British couple jailed in Iran after being accused of espionage have ended their hunger strikes after 93 and 84 days respectively.Craig and Lindsay Foreman were arrested in January 2025 while passing through Iran on a motorcycle journey from Europe to Australia. They were both sentenced to 10 years in jail in February, but Craig Foreman's family said his punishment had been extended by two years after speaking to the media.The couple from East Sussex, who both deny espionage, went on hunger strike in May when prison authorities prevented them from calling their families.The family of the couple said they…

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