A prominent British-Egyptian human rights activist is to be freed from prison in Egypt after being pardoned by the president, along with five other prisoners. Alaa Abd el-Fattah has been in prison for six years for sharing a Facebook post about torture in Egypt. His mother has gone on hunger strike twice to try to secure his release. His pardon follows intensive lobbying by the UK government. It's thought improving relations with Egypt, including over the issue of Palestine, may have played a pa

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