Warning: This article features details that some people might find distressing A 10-year-old girl who allegedly died at the hands of her father, stepmother and uncle had dozens of injuries, old and new,

The 10-year-old’s injuries were consistent with ‘significant and repetitive blunt force trauma’ with an ‘instrument’, a court heard

Experts who examined Sara said she had suffered at least 25 different bone fractures and had been strangled with "severe force." Professor Owen Arthurs said the ten-year-old had suffered the injuries "over several weeks",

Ten-year-old Sara Sharif suffered injuries which were comparable to a person involved in a car crash, a court has heard. The girl's body, which was found in her family's home in Surrey last year, had signs of healing spinal fractures which had then been rebroken, the Old Bailey was told.

Sara Sharif suffered 25 unexplained fractures in multiple locations across her body, as well as an “extremely rare” neck injury that a radiologist had never seen before in a child, a court has heard.

Sara’s father Urfan Sharif, stepmother Beinash Batool and uncle Faisal Malik are on trial at the Old Bailey accused of the 10-year-old’s murder.

Sara Sharif had multiple unexplained fractures in 25 locations on her body which were most likely caused by “multiple episodes of blunt force trauma inflicted over several weeks”, a court has heard. Jurors were told previously the 10-year-old had suffered more than 70 injuries shortly before she was found dead in her home in Woking,

Sara Sharif, aged 10, was found dead in a bunk bed at her home in Woking last year and a murder trial has been told that she was found with more than 70 injuries on her body

Sara Sharif had unexplained fractures in 25 locations on her body which were most likely caused by "multiple episodes of blunt force trauma inflicted over several weeks", a court has heard.