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Briton Killed in Saudi Arabia
World | February 20, 2003, Thursday // 00:00
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A British man has been killed in the Saudi capital, Riyadh, BBC reported. Saudi television said the Briton, who worked for British aviation company BAE Systems in the kingdom and was a resident there, was attacked as he sat in his car at traffic lights. His alleged attacker was arrested and has been identified as Saud bin Ali bin Nasser, 30, a Saudi of Yemeni origin working for a car dealership. The killing comes a day after the British Government warned its nationals to leave Iraq immediately, and to avoid all but essential travel to Kuwait, Israel and the Palestinian territories.
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