Australian woman Erin Patterson was found guilty last year of murdering three relatives and attempting to kill one other by serving them a meal containing death cap mushrooms.
She was sentenced to life in prison, but now she's back in court this week trying to get her conviction overturned.
The BBC's Australia correspondent Katy Watson recaps the case and explains some of the reasons why Patterson has chosen to appeal.
Moroccan police arrested at least 111 people on Saturday as they tried to enter Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta, amid tightened security on both sides of the border after social media posts called for another mass migrant crossing.
Gregory Melotte, one of those working to extinguish the blaze, told Belgian broadcaster RTBF: "We managed to calm the fire coming from the plain, to prevent it from spreading into the fir forest. We still succeeded in our mission, but it's not over yet.
"The flames are coming towards us, the wind has shifted twice, once in our favour, once against us."
The country activated the European Union's civil protection mechanism to trigger reinforcements from other countries.
European Commissioner Hadja Lahbib
美國維珍尼亞州立大學（Virginia State University）當地周六（15日）凌晨發生槍擊案，5人中槍受傷，警方指事件涉及多名疑犯。事發後校方一度封鎖校園，警方大批人員到場調查，至早上約9時解除封鎖。
美聯社報道，切斯特菲爾德縣警方
