Richard Ratcliffe hunger strike: Victoria Coren Mitchell and Claudia Winkleman show their support

The transcript details a personal account of a hunger strike on day 16, highlighting the support from visitors, including celebrities and press, which is uplifting. Political engagement is noted with the Foreign Minister's involvement. Personal challenges are discussed, including family concerns and the impact on a daughter. Community support is strong, with many sending gifts and warm clothes. The weather poses additional challenges, making this strike harder than previous ones.

What was the speaker's emotional response to the presence of visitors and press on the 16th day of the hunger strike?

• It was overwhelming and stressful.

• It made him feel more tired.

• It was uplifting despite the exhaustion.

• It made him want to end the strike.

What are some of the concerns the speaker has regarding the impact of the hunger strike?

• The lack of media coverage.

• The impact on his daughter Gabriella.

• The effect on his health.

• The financial cost of the strike.

How does the speaker describe the support received from people during the hunger strike?

• Indifferent and minimal.

• Overwhelming and burdensome.

• Critical and judgmental.

• Caring and generous.

What challenge does the speaker highlight about conducting a hunger strike during this time of year?

• The cold weather and rain.

• The lack of public interest.

• The absence of media coverage.

• The shortage of food supplies.

What new experience is the speaker encountering as the hunger strike continues?

• Entering uncharted territory.

• A change in government policy.

• A new level of media attention.

• A different kind of public support.