Kuwaiti national Badir Rahim Alnazi, 23, has been charged with murder, attempted robbery and possession of a bladed article Al-Araimi, a King’s College politics and economics student, died on Dec. 5 during what police said was an attempt to steal his luxury watch LONDON: The trial of a Kuwaiti man accused of murdering an Omani student outside Harrods in London last month has been set for July 6. Mohammed Al-Araimi, 20, died after he was attacked outside the department store in Knightsbridge. Kuwaiti national Badir Rahim Alnazi, 23, has been charged with murder, attempted robbery and possession of a bladed article. Alnazi was arrested after handing himself in to police last week. A £20,000 reward had been offered for information that led to the prosecution of those responsible. Al-Araimi, a King’s College politics and economics student, died on Dec. 5 during what police said was an attempt to steal his luxury watch. He was the youngest son of Omani property developer Sheikh Abdullah Al-Araimi. His family said at the time their “hearts are eternally broken”.