Two Britons detained in Iran charged with spying, Iranian judiciary says
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British nationals Craig and Lindsay Foreman have been detained in Iran and charged with espionage; they allegedly collected information in different parts of the country.
The two were named as Craig and Lindsay Foreman, and their family said on Saturday they were engaging with relevant authorities to ensure the pair's well-being and safe return home.
"The detained individuals entered the country as tourists and collected information in several provinces of the country," Mizan said, without giving further details. British media have said they are a married couple.
Mizan cited a judicial official as saying the two were connected to intelligence services and that investigations into the alleged links were ongoing.
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