A 3-month-old baby has died after being left in a hot car when his mother forgot to drop him off at nursery.

Aiden Miller’s father Aaron revealed that the boy’s mother only realised something was amiss when she finished her shift and went to get in her car but could smell his body

He told Wave TV: “She said she opened the car door and was like “what is that smell?” and she noticed Aiden was still in the back seat.’ .

Police said emergency personnel received a call seeking medical aid for an unresponsive infant outside a business. They are now investigating the death. .

Aiden was pronounced dead at a hospital in the city just north of Louisville, Kentucky. Mr Turner said the child’s mother was supposed to drop their two children off at different daycare centres.

The mother dropped her daughter off, but Aiden remained in the car’s back seat in the car park outside her workplace.

A former Ukrainian soldier was filmed setting himself on fire in protest after he was sacked from the army.

Dramatic footage broadcast on Ukrainian television showed Serhii Ulianov dousing himself in petrol before setting his army uniform alight.

Flames covered him head to toe in seconds in the shocking protest outside the Ukrainian Defence Ministry headquarters in Kiev.

As witnesses were pulled away from desperately trying to jump in, another soldier managed to pull Ulianov to the ground to pat out the flames.

Firefighters and other militiary officials jumped in to cover the ex-soldier, spraying him with a fire extinguisher.

According to reports in the country, servicemen were made aware of Ulianov’s plans and had managed to restrain him from his attempted self-immolation.

But Ulianov managed to break free and ignite himself in seconds. One picture shows him hurling away a water bottle filled with clear liquid – believed to be the gasoline he used.

The Oyo state Command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), in a joint operation with officials of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), on Friday, stated that no fewer than ten suspects have been arrested in connection with illegal sale of Naira notes in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital.

The arrest of the suspects, DAILY POST gathered, was hinged on Section 20 of the CBN Act which empowered the apex bank to go against counterfeiting, hawking, selling or trading of the Naira notes, coins or any other note.

State Commandant of the NSCDC, Mr. John Adewoye, while parading the suspects at the Command’s headquarters in Ibadan, said the arrested persons, who were arrested during a raid on illegal Naira notes vendors, were apprehended between Thursday and Friday.

Those arrested include: nine males and a female.

The suspects, according to him, include: Dotun Wahab 34, Kunle Oladipupo 35, Tijani Abiodun 32, Eniola Saheed 22 and Olanrewaju Adepoju 35.

Others are: Obisesan Olalekan 31, Gbenga Omowaye 40, Samson Ojewola 24, Akintola Gboyega 31 and Anifat Abiodun 38.

Adewoye, who declared that investigations have commenced on the matter to ascertain the source of the Nara notes, remarked that a total sum of N1,010,040 was recovered from the suspects.

He said, “A total sum of N1,010,040 only consisting of various denominations was recovered from the suspects. Investigations have already commenced on the matter to ascertain the source or otherwise of the new Naira notes.

“The NSCDC and CBN will continue this clam-down on the perpetrators of this offence which is punishable under the CBN Act 2007. We assure you that the arrested persons would be charged to court as soon as investigations into the matter are concluded.

“For the avoidance of doubt, act of spraying the Naira notes at occasions, soiling and writing on it, squeezing as well as counterfeiting of the country’s currency notes are abuse of the Naira and are punishable by the law.

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Security agencies have arrested seven more suspects in connection with the recent killings of over 200 persons by suspected Fulani herdsmen in Barkin Ladi and Riyom LGAs of Plateau State.

The suspects were paraded on Tuesday at the headquarters of the Special Military Special Task Force, codenamed Operation Safe Haven, in Jos.

The acting Director of Defence Information, Brig. Gen. John Agie, said, “Our troops are still after those who were involved in the attacks on June 23 and that led to the arrest of two suspects.

After this parade, we are going to hand them over to the police for further investigation and prosecution.” Agie said a total of 18 suspects had been arrested.