Prison protest
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Supporters of a prisoner who is on hunger strike in protest at his conviction for murder have told the Home Office that they fear he could soon die unless his case is referred back to the Court of Appeal. Sam Kulasingham was jailed for life in 1988 after being found guilty of a firebombing in east London.
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