41.   It could sentence the British nurse to death, but has yet to issue a final decision.

42.   King Fahd is considering an appeal seeking pardon for two British nurses jailed in Saudi Arabia, newspapers reported Saturday.

43.   King Fahd on Wednesday freed two British nurses, one who had faced beheading and the other an eight-year prison sentence, for murdering an Australian colleague.

44.   Lawyers announced in September that the two British nurses were found guilty by a Saudi court of murdering a fellow nurse, Yvonne Gilford, last December.

45.   Lawyers held their first meetings Saturday with two British nurses jailed in Saudi Arabia on murder charges and said the women were worried about their situation.

46.   Lawyers acting for the British nurses claim Saudi law required the heirs of the slain woman must be unanimous in calling for the death penalty.

47.   Lawyers for British nurses Deborah Parry and Lucille McLauchlan claim Saudi law requires that the heirs of the slain woman be unanimous in calling for the death penalty.

48.   Lawyers for the British nurses said the women confessed to the crime only because they were told they would not face prosecution.

49.   Lawyers from the Salah Hejeilan Law Firm, which is representing the British nurses, were not available for comment.

50.   One of the two British nurses charged with the murder of an Australian colleague has been found guilty and sentenced to death, lawyers for the victim said Tuesday.