British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, who embarked on a round-the-world motorcycle trip, were arrested last month in Iran. They have been charged with espionage and accused of entering the country "posing as tourists" and collecting information about their detention.

The mother of a British woman who has been charged with her husband of espionage in Iran has said the couple were warned by family not to travel to the country. Lindsay Foreman and her husband, Craig Foreman,

A BRITISH couple detained while on a motorcycle trip in Iran have been charged with espionage. Craig and Lindsay Foreman were on a round-the-world journey and travelled through the country despite

Craig and Lindsay Foreman's family said they were "deeply focused" on ensuring the British nationals' safety after they were detained in Kerman, Iran. They described their detention as an "unexpected turn of events".

Two British nationals detained in Iran have been charged with espionage after they allegedly gathered information in different parts of the country, the Iranian judiciary’s Mizan news agency reported on Tuesday.

A British couple has been detained in Iran on charges of espionage. Craig and Lindsey Foreman, both 52, were taken into custody last week in Kerman, southeast Iran, according to state media. They had been on a motorbike tour of the world and planned to stay in Iran for five days before their arrest.

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.