Husband of nurse found dead charged with murder
The husband of nurse Rui Li, who was discovered dead in a car in Bournemouth today, has been charged with her murder, Dorset Police have said.
Police appeal for information over death of nurse
Police have appealed for information over the death of a nurse who went missing over a week ago. Officers discovered the body of 44-year-old Rui Li "concealed within a silver Fiat Punto", along Verwood Crescent in north Bournemouth on Friday.
Detective Inspector Marcus Hester, of the major crime investigation team, said: "We still very much want to hear from anyone who may have any information about what happened to Rui Li.
"In particular we would like anyone with information about the movements of two vehicles - a silver Fiat Punto with registration plate W887 PDL and a large white Ford Transit van with registration plate Y491 GFT - between Saturday 24 May and Wednesday 28 May 2014 to contact police."
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