Questions must be answered over Sara murder, PM says

UK aims to boost home-schooling safety after girl's murder

Read: 2 minBritish Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday called for better safeguards for home-schooled children and said there were “questions that need to be answered” after the brutal murder of a 10-year-old girl.Sara Sharif’s father and step-mother were convicted of murder on Wednesday in a trial that revealed gruesome details of the abuse inflicted on her, and the failure of child protection services to intervene despite warning signs.M…

We'll learn nothing from the murder of Sara Sharif

The omens aren't good that we'll learn anything from the horrific murder of Sara Sharif, whose father and stepmother were convicted of murder

'Sara Sharif's murder being met with platitudes is enough to make me sick'

The tragic death of this beautiful little girl at the hands of her evil father and step-mother demands more than warm words.

Sara Sharif: Britain’s latest child murder tragedy – what hope of change?

By Jamie Roberton Sara Sharif, in the words of her headteacher, was “an absolute chatterbox” who would come to her office to sing and dream of appearing on The X Factor. Hidden behind the smiles and songs, however, was a life defined by brutality at the hands of her murderous father and stepmother. A 10-year-old girl whose injuries and suffering were described by one of the country’s most senior prosecutors as the worst she has ever come across.…

PM says questions need to be answered over failures to protect Sara Sharif

SIR Keir Starmer says questions need to be answered over the failures to protect murdered ten-year-old Sara Sharif. The Prime Minister also described her death at the hands of her father and stepmother as “just the most awful case”. Sara Sharif’s killer, dad Urfan Sharif and stepmother Beinash BatoolAFP GettySir Keir Starmer says questions need to be answered over the failures to protect murdered ten-year-old Sara[/caption] He said: “This is abo…

Sara Sharif inquiry 'cannot be kicked into the long grass', Woking MP states

Liberal Democrat MP Will Forster has demanded a full inquiry into the death of Sara Sharif, describing the case as "absolutely tragic, appalling, heartbreaking, and vile".The Woking MP told GB News that while Sara cannot be brought back, steps "must be taken" to prevent similar tragedies from occurr...