20 July 2012 Last updated at 09:21 ET

Natalie McMillan denies killing TV death baby

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A woman from Lancashire has denied killing her baby son who died after a television fell on top of him.

Natalie McMillan, 24, now of Dirkhill Road, Bradford, pleaded not guilty to the manslaughter of four-month-old Kian McMillan at Preston Crown Court.

The infant was taken to hospital with head injuries following the incident at his home in Scarlett Street, Burnley, on 6 December.

He died the following day in the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital.

Ms McMillan also denied an offence of child cruelty.

Edward Hanratty, 40, of Bradford, is also charged with child cruelty and he too denies the offence.

Both were granted bail ahead of their trial on 11 December.

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