of her father, urfan sharif, his partner, beinash batool, and sarah s uncle, faisal malik. they left the uk for pakistan the day before sara was discovered. police want to speak to them in connection with their murder investigation. soon after landing in islamabad, it was sara s father who rang the emergency services in the uk. it was his call which led officers to the family home. today at surrey coroner s court, an inquest was opened and adjourned for six months. the coroner said he wouldn t normally grant such a lengthy adjournment, but did so because of the complexity of the case and the international element of the investigation. while police continue to work with authorities in pakistan, here in the uk officers are working to piece together a picture of sara s life. well, in terms of that international investigation,
so he now faces a total of 1a charges of counselling or aiding suicide, a quite extraordinary number. and the police in ontario say this is a very active and very compact investigation, notjust compact investigation, not just obviously compact investigation, notjust obviously in canada, they say we are operating with and sharing information with law enforcement on a global scale. they say, we will not tolerate criminal actions by those who prey on the vulnerable in our society, and of course there has been a huge amount of interest here in this country to wear on friday of last week, the national crime agency here reveals that 88 british people had ordered this poisonous substance from kenneth law and had later died, although they couldn t say for sure that the chemical had caused their deaths. they also said that a total of 272 people in the uk had ordered from kenneth law. from kenneth law. thank you very much, from kenneth law. thank you very much. angus from kenneth law. thank y