Overview
- Khalid ended his 17-day hunger strike and three-day refusal of fluids on Sunday after being treated in intensive care for life‑threatening deterioration, including reported organ failure.
- A meeting with Wormwood Scrubs governor Amy Frost led to restored access to previously withheld mail and clothing, and the lifting of restrictions on visits, supporters said.
- The Ministry of Justice said detainees are managed under longstanding healthcare policy with regular medical checks and hospital transfer when appropriate.
- Police arrested 86 demonstrators outside Wormwood Scrubs over the weekend, saying some blocked staff access and entered a staff entrance area of a prison building.
- Khalid remains on pre-trial remand over alleged damage at RAF Brize Norton, has limb‑girdle muscular dystrophy that doctors say heightens risk, and is scheduled for trial in January 2027.