
British couple jailed in Iran end hunger strikes after months
British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, jailed in Iran for espionage, ended their hunger strikes after 93 and 84 days following an agreement with guards to restore family contact.

British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, jailed in Iran for espionage, ended their hunger strikes after 93 and 84 days following an agreement with guards to restore family contact.

The family of British couple Lindsay and Craig Foreman are "sick with worry" as the pair continue a hunger strike in Iran's Evin prison, where they are held on espionage charges. After 10 weeks without food, their health is deteriorating, prompting UN experts and family to call for urgent action and release.

British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, detained in Iran, are "desperately worried" as reports emerge of them being denied supplies and medical care. Both have been on hunger strike for weeks due to prison conditions, with Lindsay Foreman reportedly losing significant weight and suffering severe health issues.

A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, detained in Iran are reportedly denied supplies and medical care. The family is "desperately worried" as Lindsay has lost over 14kg and suffers severe symptoms, while Craig has lost about 16kg due to hunger strikes over prison conditions.

British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, jailed in Iran on espionage charges they deny, are on hunger strike. Their son, Joe Bennett, urges a prisoner exchange, suggesting an Iranian national in a UK prison could secure their release, despite the UK Foreign Office denying such plans.

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.