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Prosecutor Karim Khalil QC told the jury: "For reasons known only to him but which may well be rooted in the pressures of home life and his own inability to cope with the change in his circumstances, he took hold of his own baby, he bit her on the head, he struck her repeatedly and he shook her hard.

And it doesn't come cheap: a bucket of 12 pieces of chicken plus chips costs around $27. Enough people in Gaza appear to think it's worth the cost and the wait to make Khalil Efrangi's venture a cautious success.

Mr Khalil does not delve deep into Egypt's past, but deftly explains the sheer awfulness of the late Mubarak years.The leader's greatest crime, he says in "Liberation Square", was to treat his people with contempt, fomenting despair and self-loathing.

Foreign journalists are rarely granted visas.The trial of Khalil al-Marzooq, a former parliamentarian and prominent figure in al-Wefaq, the leading opposition block, has caused much upset.

On September 3rd Khalil Helali, a national police chief, said the law should ban women from serving in cafes and restaurants because such jobs allow men to ogle them.

The government has promised to release scores of JEM prisoners that it holds, including the half-brother of Khalil Ibrahim, the JEM leader.As JEM is the most heavily armed and organised of the numerous Darfur rebel groups, their declaration of a ceasefire can only be good new for the region.

According to Samir Al-Khalil in "The Monument: Art, Vulgarity and Responsibility in Iraq" (1991), many of Iraq's war memorials were commissioned before the supposed victories they celebrate were even declared.No monument captures Mr Hussein's idea of his own place in history better than Babel, the ruined capital of the eponymous Babylonians.

Powerful businessmen who profited under Mr Mubarak also bear grudges, relentlessly reflected in the privately owned media that far outshine the Islamists' dowdy efforts at propaganda.The increasingly nasty war of words between Egypt's camps has turned politics into what Khalil Anani, an analyst, describes as a zero-sum game.

"MARCH on," wrote the Lebanese-American philosopher and poet Khalil Gibran, "and fear not the thorns, or the sharp stones on life's path".

See articleBahrain's main opposition withdrew from talks with the government, following the arrest of a prominent dissident leader, Khalil Marzook, on terrorism charges.The ruling party in Rwanda received three-quarters of the votes in parliamentary elections, giving it a majority big enough to change presidential term limits.

Since the announcement of talks, government forces have already launched attacks with helicopter gunships on the town of Haskanita in North Darfur, apparently targeting the leader of the other main rebel organisation, the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM), Khalil Ibrahim.