Amnesty: Palestinian hunger striker close to death
Relatives visit Muhammed al-Qiq, a Palestinian prisoner on hunger strike, in a hospital in the town of Afula, February 5, 2016. (AFP photo)
These are some of the headlines we are tracking for you in this edition of Press TV's Top 5:
Voters in the US state of New Hampshire go to the polls in a key primary vote as part of a nationwide contest to determine the Republican and Democratic presidential candidates.
The Syrian army reaches the vicinity of Tal Rif'at, near the Turkish border as it presses ahead with its offensive on terrorist-held areas in the northern province of Aleppo.
Iran’s Air Force receives the first cargo of home-made and high-precision air-based cruise missile, known as Nasr. The missile’s production line was launched last year.
Amnesty International slams Israel for keeping a hunger-striking Palestinian journalist imprisoned with no charge or trial, amid more protests calling for his immediate release.
And British protesters attend a vigil outside Holloway Prison in north London to call for a inquiry into the death of a mentally-ill woman in her cell.
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