The 40-year-old woman is accused of repeatedly putting atropine in her estranged husband's food and drinks. The trial has been postponed until March 17, while toxicology tests have confirmed the presence of the substance and plant-based compounds in samples.

Police arrest a 41-year-old woman who is suspected of entering the home of her estranged husband, a military physician, while wearing a mask and gloves; toxicology tests pending

Police say atropine, gloves, a syringe and a surgical mask were found in the woman’s car, while toxicology results are pending for her former husband

Dead vultures and other wildlife have been found across the protected reserve in northeastern Greece, prompting a major investigation into a suspected poisoning campaign

Affected hotel guests were transported to nearby hospitals, with two individuals reported in critical condition, one of whom is intubated. The hotel owner is currently held in custody while the premises have been temporarily shut.