UK jails send Palestine Action hunger strikers to hospital

Two pro-Palestine activists held in British prisons, Amu Gib and Kamran Ahmed, have been hospitalized after prolonged hunger strikes. They are among six detainees awaiting trial for protesting the UK's alleged complicity in the Gaza conflict, including actions against the UK subsidiary of an Israeli arms firm. The hunger strike has led to multiple hospitalizations, prompting concern from families and members of parliament over the detainees' rapidly declining health. Lawmakers, including Jeremy Corbyn, have criticized the prison conditions and medical care, urging government intervention.