Man and woman face trial over death of baby in Cambridgeshire
A man and woman are facing a trial over the death of a baby boy in Cambridgeshire.
Teddie Mitchell, from St Neots, sustained injuries and was admitted to Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge on November 1, last year.


The 12-week-old died in hospital 10 days later on November 11.
A second post-mortem examination could be held in a bid to establish his medical cause of death, a hearing at Cambridge Crown Court was told today (July 3).
Kane Mitchell, 30, of no fixed address but formerly of St Neots, appeared by video-link from HMP Peterborough charged with Teddie’s murder.
Lucci Smith, 29, of Pattison Court, St Neots, appeared by video-link from HMP Peterborough charged with causing or allowing the death of a child.
Neither of the defendants was asked to enter a plea.
Judge David Farrell QC remanded them both in custody, with no applications for bail made.
They are due back before the court for a case management hearing on October 30.
A provisional trial date has been set for November 30, with a High Court judge to preside over it.