Family's fears for Nazanin after virus outbreak in Iran prison

Commons Leader Jacob Rees-Mogg has said the UK’s ambassador to Iran, where at least 26 patients have died so far and hundreds are infected, has raised concerns with the regime, saying official denials are not always “authoritative”. He told MPs today that UK officials are trying to find out more as the country struggled with an outbreak centred on a holy site. Mr Ratcliffe, 45, said his wife’s family in Iran have been told face-to-face visits in the prison are now banned, inmates have run out of disinfectant and his wife has cold-like symptoms.