Briton acquitted over baby's death
A British tourist has been acquitted of killing her newborn son in a Greek resort hotel after spending 11 months in pre-trial custody.
A defence lawyer said Londoner Leah Andrews will be released from custody and return to Britain later this week.
She was found not guilty of infanticide at a court in the Cretan town of Rethymno.
The 21-year-old was arrested last July after giving birth alone in her Cretan hotel to a boy who was later found dead.
She was detained and charged after a coroner said the baby had been born alive and died of suffocation.
Lawyer Zoe Lama said her client and her family were "very pleased with the decision".
