But the pair, which dubbed their trip PPK2K (people-to-people, knee-to-knee) had ignored warnings from friends, family and the UK foreign office, which advises against all travel to Iran.

The UK government has issued a red travel warning urging citizens to avoid "all travel" to Iran after a British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, were detained on charges of espionage. The couple, ...

Two British citizens are in custody in Iran, facing espionage charges after an adventure on their motorcycles turned into an international incident. Craig and Lindsay Foreman crossed the Iranian ...

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A spokesperson for the UK’s Foreign Office said Tuesday: “We are deeply concerned by reports that two British nationals have been charged with espionage in Iran. We continue to raise this case ...

It read: “Despite the advice of friends, family, and the FCDO (which strongly advises against travel to Iran for British nationals), we’ve chosen to keep moving forward. “Why? Because we ...

Despite repeated Foreign Office warnings against all travel to Iran, they chose to continue their journey, stating, 'We believe that, no matter where you are in the world, most people are good ...

Iran is exploring the possibility of moving its capital from Tehran to the Makran region on the Gulf of Oman, as Tehran grapples with a host of urban challenges. While the idea has surfaced ...

London (AFP) – A British couple charged with spying in Iran during what they called a "slightly bonkers" round-the-world motorbike trip said they had ignored warnings not to travel to the country.

An undated handout picture released by the family of Craig and Lindsay Foreman through Britain's Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office — - A British couple charged with spying in Iran during ...

Ms Smith told the BBC she was a "bit surprised" by the couple's decision to travel to Iran, but said they probably "thought they were going to be going on an adventure". They had been on "loads of ...