Sara Sharif was found with injuries including puncture wounds, burns, bruising and abrasions at the family home in Woking, Surrey, jurors at the Old Bailey were told. A post-mortem examination found Sara had suffered injuries including "probable human bite marks", an iron burn and scalding from hot water.

Sara Sharif was strangled until a bone in her neck broke in the months before she died, a court heard. The 10-year-old was found dead by police on a bunk bed at her home in Woking, Surrey, covered in bite marks,

Sara’s father Urfan Sharif, stepmother Beinash Batool and uncle Faisal Malik are on trial at the Old Bailey accused of the 10-year-old’s murder.

Ten-year-old Sara Sharif suffered injuries which were comparable to a person involved in a car crash, a court has heard. The girl's body, which was found in her family's home in Surrey last year, had signs of healing spinal fractures which had then been rebroken,

A bone marrow disease found in Sara Sharif’s hands could have been caused by “starvation”, a court heard. Injuries to Sara’s wrist and neck bones were shown in court on the fourth day of the 10-year-old girl’s murder trial.