British father fined €3,000 after toddler son dies in fall from Cyprus hotel window
Photo: The GuardianHow the sides differ Left and alternative sources largely agree; left sources add details such as the guilty plea, fine amount and height, while alternative sources stress the father losing control.
A British man, Joshua Foster, has been fined after his two-year-old son died in a fall from a hotel window in Cyprus. He was showing the boy the view of a water park from the window. The Guardian reports he pleaded guilty, was fined €3,000 (£2,500), and that the child fell 10 metres from the fourth floor. It says he thought the window was closed. BBC News says he lost control of his son.
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Gives a detailed account of the case, including the guilty plea, the fine, the height of the fall and the father's belief the window was closed.
Presents a brief account centered on the father losing control of his son while showing him the water park view, and being fined.
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