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Stepmum tied Sara Sharif up with tape, jury told

A father accused of killing Sara Sharif says his wife tied the child up with tape, a court hears.

Sara Sharif's relatives are accused of murder after her body was found in her family's Surrey home.

Jurors previously heard Sara had been hooded, burned and beaten during more than two years of abuse.

A father accused of killing Sara Sharif says his daughter was abused by her stepmum, a court hears.

A father accused of killing his 10-year-old daughter tried to give her CPR, his defence says.

The images at the family home in Woking were taken four days before she was found dead at the house.

A neighbour of Sara Sharif tells a court noises from within the family home reached "fever pitch".

Urfan Sharif claims his wife caused Sara's death and he was trying to protect her, a jury hears.

Makeshift plastic hoods were used on the 10-year-old, who suffered dozens of injuries, jurors heard.

The average time taken to call an ambulance for a stroke was nearly 88 minutes, analysis found.

Sara,10, had more than 70 new external injuries, along with internal injuries and older wounds.

Jurors at the Old Bailey are shown a series of messages between Sara's stepmother and her sisters.

Police arrested Sara's relatives as they returned from Pakistan, weeks after her body was found.