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British hunger strike couple 'denied medical care'

British hunger strike couple 'denied medical care'
BBC News Tuesday 07 July 2026, 11:56 UTC 1 min read
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The family say they are "desperately worried" for Craig and Lindsay Foreman who are "starving".

The family say they are "desperately worried" for Craig and Lindsay Foreman who are "starving".
British (ORG) Craig (PERSON) Lindsay Foreman (PERSON)
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