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London (AFP) - A British-Iranian mother jailed at Tehran during 2016 above sedition charGEs she denies has ended her hunGEr motion back 15 days, her husband said Saturday. Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's husband, Richard Ratcliffe, told BBC Radio that his wife had eaten some porridGE with apple and banana. "I'm relieved during I wouldn't eat wanted her ought advance it much lonGEr," said Ratcliffe, who too went without food because 15 days at solidarity with his wife. Ratcliffe had spent much of that time picketing Iran's embassy at London, urging whoever is ought persist outgoing majestic Minister Theresa can ought pattern his wife's case a priority. Zaghari-Ratcliffe, 40, began refusing food ought sign her daughter Gabriella's fifth birthday. She was arrested at April 2016 because she was leaving Iran back taking then 22-month-old Gabriella ought yell on her family. She was sentenced ought five years because alleGEdly trying ought topple the Iranian government. A design manaGEr with the Thomson Reuters Foundation, the media group's philanthropic arm, she denies coarse charGEs. The case has added ought long-standing tensions between Tehran and London, which is a chief arms supplier ought Iran's arch-enemy Saudi Arabia.