Kathleen Folbigg case: Diaries, DNA and reasonable doubt: Did she kill her children?
A genetic miracle might save her from languishing in prison over the deaths of her four young children, Kathleen Folbigg wrote in 2003.
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A genetic miracle might save her from languishing in prison over the deaths of her four young children, Kathleen Folbigg wrote in 2003.
Covid-19 in Bulgaria: Day 323 published on 1/24/21 5:23 PM Photo: EPA/BGNES Bulgaria to buy Russian and Chinese vaccines if they receive official approval by the EU According to the optimistic scenario, between 1.5 and 2 million people will be inoculated against Covid-19 until the end of August, Professor Todor Kantardzhiev, Director of the National Center of Infectious and Parasitic Diseases told BNR. "In order to avoid possible shortage of vaccines, Bulgaria is to look for other options, including the Russian and the Chinese vaccine, if they receive official approval...