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We’ll learn nothing from the murder of Sara Sharif

14 December 2024

5:30 PM

14 December 2024

5:30 PM

What exactly do the authorities hope to learn that they do not already know from the safeguarding review now underway into the violent death of 10-year old Sara Sharif? The omens are not good.

Her father, Urfan Sharif, and her step-mother, Beinash Batool, subjected Sara to years of abuse

Sharif, whose father and stepmother were found guilty of her murder this week, is not the first child living in Britain to lose her life at the hands of those who should have been looking after her.

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