Police searching for the body of Rania Alayed who was murdered by her husband 12 years ago have found human remains.
The mother-of-three was killed by Ahmed Al-Khatib in 2013 in a flat in Salford in a planned “honour killing”, but her body was never found.
“New information” led officers to return to search for the 25-year-old near the A19 in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, on Monday, Greater Manchester Police said.
Remains have been discovered buried there, which police “strongly suspect” is Ms Alayed, the force added.