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NEWBORN 'MURDER' Mum, 24, ‘murdered her baby by crushing her skull hours after birth before dumping her body in a Hampshire park’ May 5 2021, 8:12 ET A MOTHER murdered her baby by crushing the tot's skull after she was born and then dumped her body in a park, a court has heard today. Prosecutors allege Babita Rai fatally injured her newborn with "deliberate" repeated blows to the head immediately after she was delivered. 3 A young mother is accused of crushing her newborn baby's skull before dumping the tot's body at a Hampshire parkCredit: Solent The mum, 24, then hid her baby in underg...

Jet Technologies has installed Screen Truepress Jet L350UV SAI S model at its demonstration centre. According to the company, the inkjet label printing press brings an advanced level of productivity to the market, delivering full color definition alongside high-opacity white printing. The L350UV delivers a 20 percent boost in throughput for color printing compared to the previous model, as well as a 67 percent productivity increase with its highest opacity white printing method. Other standout features in the new series include improved quality and stability, easy application and board appli...

USNI News Top Stories 2020: Marine Corps Operations December 23, 2020 11:14 AM Marine Corps Lance Cpl. Austin McBain, a fire support specialist with 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company, I Marine Expeditionary Force (MEF) Information Group, monitors a radio during exercise Summer Fury 20 in Yuma, Ariz., on July 14, 2020. US Marine Corps Photo This post is part of a series of stories looking back at the top naval news from 2020. 2020 was a turning-point year for the Marine Corps. After previewing changes to come in his Commandant’s Planning Guidance released last year, Commandant Gen. David...

right now, we are in a cloudy period near mount washington. the water here remain swollen because so much rain, as you have pointed out, has fallen in the last 48 hours or so. that rain gave a lot of people have aids in their morning commute simply because -- headaches this morning in their morning commute because it had nowhere else to go. >> washing in a whole new series of problems, starting with 295, with high water shutting down traffic in both directions, treating a commuter nightmare for much of the day. baltimore city fire officials were busy with all sorts of high water resc...