Mourners pay last respects to Tia Sharp
Mourners dressed in black and pink lined the streets to pay their respects to schoolgirl Tia Sharp, who was found dead in her grandmother's home last month.
A procession featuring a horse-drawn carriage, a pink stretched Hummer and a truck covered in floral tributes made its way into North East Surrey Crematorium, in Morden, followed by cars containing relatives.
The carriage, travelling behind a hearse filled with flowers, some spelling out "Tia", carried a pink and white coffin, while the truck displayed a mock-up of a BlackBerry mobile phone with a photo of the 12-year-old's face in place of the screen.
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