The father of Sara Sharif, the 10-year-old lady discovered lifeless at her residence final month, desires to "resolve matters", his lawyer has stated.

Urfan Sharif, his companion Beinash Batool and brother Faisal Malik travelled to Pakistan a day earlier than police found Sara's physique in Woking, Surrey, on 10 August.

They had been detained and arrested on suspicion of murder after arriving again within the UK on Wednesday evening.

The trio landed at Gatwick Airport on an Emirates flight from Pakistan, by way of Dubai, and had been taken to Guildford police station.

Surrey Police confirmed two males, aged 41 and 28 and a 29-year-old girl are at the moment in custody.

Sara was discovered lifeless at her residence after a person figuring out himself as her father known as 999 from Pakistan.

A autopsy examination final month revealed she had "suffered multiple and extensive injuries" that had been "likely to have been caused over a sustained and extended period of time".

Her reason for dying has but to be decided - however an inquest has heard it's "likely to be unnatural".

In an announcement on Thursday, the household lawyer referred to the footage and stated they needed to resolve the state of affairs.

Attiq Malik, from Liberty Law, stated: "As many are aware, a video was released setting out concerns by them of Pakistan police, and their intention to resolve matters.

"We had been contacted by them and the following steps to resolve issues is to after all come again to the UK, the issue being that you simply could not try this with out being in contact with the authorities there.

"So the next step was simply to facilitate their return."

He added: "We got in touch with the police here, we got in touch with various travel agents, and long story short - they've arrived.

"And the following step actually is simply to resolve issues, utilizing the rule of regulation, and see what occurs subsequent."