Alps murder police make plea for BMW owner
Detectives are seeking new leads in the case of the British family gunned down in the French Alps last September.
Alps witness 'found girl bleeding and moaning'
Brett Martin, the first witness who found the British family in the Alps has described the moment he came across the attack.
Alps family friend: 'I can help the shootings inquiry'
A friend of the al-Hilli family has said he believes he could assist the investigation into the fatal shootings of the three family members.
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Alps murder police make plea for BMW owner
Detectives are seeking new leads in the case of the British family gunned down in the French Alps last September.
Read the full storyZainab al-Hilli returns to UK
Zainab al-Hilli's health is understood to have improved in recent days, allowing her to travel back to the UK.
– A POLICE SOURCE IN ANNECYZainab left France this morning at around 8am. Police from Britain accompanied the little girl.
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Search for black 4x4 'not connected' with Alps shootings
French prosecutors have told ITV News that the search for a black Mitsubishi Pajero with British number plates is "not connected at all" with the French Alps shootings.
Report: Alps shootings police search for black 4x4 with UK number plates
Sky News is reporting that French police investigating the fatal shooting of a British family in the Alps are looking for a black Mitsubishi Pajero with British number plates.
Eyewitnesses told French police that the driver of the car looked "rather nervous", according to the news channel.
Alps shootings survivor, 7, returning to Britain
Surrey Police has told ITV News that Zainab al-Hilli, the seven-year-old British girl who was wounded in the French Alps shootings in which her parents were killed "is returning to the UK."
She has been in hospital being treated for a fractured skull and gunshot wounds suffered in the massacre.
UK and French authorities 'extremely pleased' with progress made
Surrey Police have said that they had held an "extremely productive" meeting with senior Gendarmerie officers, the Crown Prosecution Service and a French prosecutor and judge leading the investigation into the shootings of four people in the French Alps.
– Surrey PoliceThe meeting has been extremely productive and progress has been made in relation to a number of issues arising from the challenges and complexities of an enquiry across two judicial processes in aninvestigation such as this.
The meeting built on the already established strong working relationships between all parties involved.
The UK and French authorities are extremely pleased with the progress which has been made.
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Fibre optic camera used to search Alps victims' home
Alps witness 'found girl bleeding and moaning'
Brett Martin, the first witness who found the British family in the Alps has described the moment he came across the attack.
Read the full storyPolice continue search at Alps victims' home
A police guard remained outside the al-Hilli family home in Claygate, Surrey, today as searches at the detached house continued.
This afternoon officers carried out a fingertip search of the drive, front garden and front hedges. Later, an officer was seen drilling holes into an overhanging roof in the porch area of the home.
Alps witness: 'Victims' inanimate nature made me realise they were dead'
Brett Martin, a cyclist who found the British family in the French Alps has told BBC News he saw holes in the window of their car and smelt "hot, burning rubber".
Mr Martin said he decided to break the window to turn off the ignition, but was unaware that a four-year-old girl was still in the car.
– Brett Martin, witness at Alps shooting sceneI realised that it was a gun crime. Now I was getting anxious because I thought maybe there is some crazy person in the woods, because the whole area is wooded.
If you have seen CSI Miami, it was pretty much what you would imagine on a set. There was a lot of blood and heads with bullet holes in them.
The thing that struck me was their complete inanimate nature, which is how I assessed, without breaking into the car and physically handling them that they were dead.
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