A British couple, Jane and Alan Kelvey, sailing in the English Channel, have refuted Russian claims of a "dangerous approach" to the frigate Admiral Grigorovich. They stated they followed all rules, received no radio warnings, and were met with warning shots fired by the Russian vessel.
UN human rights experts are calling for the release of British citizens Lindsay and Craig Foreman, sentenced to 10 years in an Iranian jail for spying. The experts cited "grave irregularities" in their trial and urged Iranian authorities to quash their convictions, highlighting the couple's ongoing hunger strike and potential medical emergency.
UN human rights experts are calling for the release of a British couple, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, sentenced to 10 years in Iran for spying. The experts cited grave irregularities in their trial and expressed concern they are being held for political leverage.
A British couple, Jane and Alan Kelvey, on a yacht in the Channel reported a Russian warship, Admiral Grigorovich, fired warning shots near them. The couple downplayed the incident, stating it was unnecessary and the Russian account was untrue, emphasizing they were not on a collision course and had right of way.
A British retired couple, Jane and Alan Kelvey, described their "surreal" experience after a Russian warship, the Admiral Grigorovich, fired warning shots near their yacht, the Bright Future, in the English Channel. The incident occurred 23 miles off the Isle of Wight. Russia claims the yacht was on a "dangerous approach," while the couple states they were not on a collision course and the gunfire was "completely unnecessary."
The family of British citizens Craig and Lindsay Foreman, imprisoned in Iran on espionage charges, urges that their release be a condition of any US-Iran peace deal. They highlight the "moment of fear" for families of foreign detainees.
A British retired couple, Jane and Alan Kelvey, reported warning shots fired near their yacht by a Russian frigate, the Admiral Grigorovich, in the English Channel. The incident occurred 23 miles off the Isle of Wight, with the MoD calling it isolated and not linked to a recent tanker seizure.
A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, have had their appeal rejected in Iran after being sentenced to 10 years for espionage. Their family alleges they were denied access to the appeal hearing and are concerned about the lack of clarity regarding their case and the pressure being applied by the UK government.
A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, have lost their appeal against spying convictions in Iran, receiving 10-year sentences. They deny the charges and are on hunger strike. Their family expressed concern over the appeal process and lack of clarity from the UK government.
Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a British couple aged 53, have lost their appeal against spying convictions in Iran, receiving 10-year sentences. Their family reports they were denied access to the appeal hearing and are unaware of the proceedings. The couple is on hunger strike in Tehran's Evin prison, with communication cut off. The UK government expressed disappointment and vowed to continue efforts for their release.
British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman, jailed in Iran for espionage, have lost their appeal against a 10-year sentence. Denying the charges, they are on hunger strike in Evin prison. Their family calls it a human rights violation and awaits further legal steps.
British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, imprisoned in Iran on espionage charges, have had their appeal rejected. They deny the allegations and were sentenced to 10 years in February. Their family is concerned about their well-being and the lack of clarity on government action.
A British couple, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, detained in Iran and sentenced to 10 years for spying, have begun a hunger strike to demand their release. Their family describes the situation as a "medical emergency in the making" and urges the UK government to act immediately.
A British couple, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, detained in Iran and sentenced to 10 years for spying, have begun a hunger strike to demand their release. Their family describes the situation as a "medical emergency in the making" and urges the UK government to act.
A British couple, Lindsay and Craig Foreman, imprisoned in Iran on espionage charges they deny, have had all contact cut off for over a week, leaving their family gravely concerned for their safety and wellbeing, especially after warnings of a potential hunger strike.
Lindsay and Craig Foreman are facing the reality of a 10-year prison sentence following their arrest in Iran while on a motorcycle tour last year.
