The neo-natal nurse, who worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital, was caught 'virtually red-handed' trying to kill the child, known as Baby K, in February 2016.

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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s Minister of Defense Prince Khalid bin Salman was received by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the Presidential Palace in Ankara on Tuesday. During the meeting, the two officials reviewed relations between the Kingdom and Turkiye and ways to enhance them. They also discussed regional and international developments and efforts made with regard to them. Prince Khalid is on an official visit to Turkiye and arrived in the country earlier on Tuesday.

RIYADH: Temperatures in Saudi Arabia are expected to rise to 50 degrees Celsius in late July and early August. Riyadh and cities in the Eastern Province were on the meteorological department’s high alert over the searing heat forecast for the month, with the maximum temperature soaring to 44 C in Riyadh and 47 C in Dammam on Tuesday.

RIYADH: Criminal cases in the Kingdom will be heard by a three-judge panel at criminal courts after the head of the Supreme Judicial Council approved the decision, Saudi Press Agency reported on Tuesday. The decision will be implemented gradually in collaboration with the relevant departments of the council and the Ministry of Justice. Walid Al-Samaani, the head of the council, has issued a series of decisions aimed at promoting judicial safeguards and enhancing the quality of judgments.

RIYADH: The fourth E3 Customer Experience Conference will launch in Riyadh on Tuesday, July 9, to discuss the latest trends and technologies to improve customer experiences, enhance innovation, and facilitate exchanging experiences among specialists. Organized by the National Customer Experience Academy, or NCXA, the two-day conference will be attended by approximately 750 participants from more than 30 countries.

[New Times] His love for music dates back in his high school days and, now a self-taught producer and singer, Yee Fanta is poised to make a remarkable impact in the music industry.

[New Times] The Ideal Democratic Party (PDI) campaigned in Rubavu town on Monday, July 1, asking its supporters to vote for RPF-Inkotanyi presidential candidate Paul Kagame, in addition to seeking for votes for its own 55 parliamentary candidates.

[New Times] Young people should also look for jobs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which has vast opportunities. This is according to UAE's ambassador to Rwanda, His Excellency Hazza AlQahtani.

The union representing inshore fish harvesters in Newfoundland and Labrador is calling on the federal government to reverse its recent decision to reopen the commercial Northern cod fishery.

A newly formed group of protesters called the Coalition Against Pinkwashing says the decision to interrupt Canada’s largest Pride Parade was made after Pride Toronto refused a special meeting over demands put together by Queers for Palestine, which called on Pride Toronto to divest from corporations with ties to Israel.

Authorities were called to break up an altercation involving «numerous» golfers in Burnaby, B.C., over the weekend – apparently prompted by some serious breaches in etiquette.

An eastern Ontario doctor facing four charges of first-degree murder and negligence causing death in connection with the deaths of four seniors at a Hawkesbury hospital was acquitted on all charges at the Ottawa courthouse on Tuesday.

Police in Cornwall, Ont. have seized approximately $1.3 million worth of cocaine and $300,000 in cash as part of a major drugs investigation.

According to the report, several more people were wounded

«Thailand has always supported the interests of developing countries at multisided forums,» Thanatip Upatising pointed out

According to Halevi, the Israeli military inRafah «is now focused on the destruction of the terrorist infrastructure and the destruction of the underground infrastructure, which takes time.»

There are fewer than one hundred people, true, but a corps nonetheless, said Belarusian President

Legal demands were issued to fix some of the problems immediately so the cafeterias could continue serving food and drinks to BBC staff and stars including Tess Daly and Gary Lineker.

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It stipulates registering goods acquired within foreign electronic commerce as a separate category of goods with determination of peculiarities of its regulation

«I guarantee that there will be no clashes on the border with Ukraine,» the Belarusian leader underlined

Just now, the road agency IRCA received a report about a cyclist in the Hvalfjörður tunnel. The police went to meet him in the tunnel followed him out. The tunnel has not been closed and will likely not be.

A researcher from the Netherlands is looking to identify the families of a couple of dozen Indigenous heroes who gave their lives while fighting for freedom in World War II. It’s all part of a larger remembrance project she’s working on.