Rania Alayed's husband Ahmed Al-Khatib was found guilty of her murder in June 2014 Police searching for the body of a woman murdered 12 years ago by her husband in England have found human remains.

Her husband, Ahmed Al-Khatib, was jailed after being found guilty of her murder - but the location of her remains and how she was killed remained a mystery. Article continues below But in a ...

Ahmed Al-Khatib is serving a life sentence for killing the mother-of-three in a planned "honour killing" in Salford, but her body was never found. New information led officers to return to search ...

Yazan, a student nurse, was placed in foster care after his mum died and first started visiting his dad in prison when he was around 13 or 14 years old and now goes to see him around every three ...

Ahmed Al-Khatib, 46, from Gorton was found guilty of murdering Rania Alayed and was sentenced to a minimum prison sentence of 20 years in June 2014. The mother-of-three had gone missing a year ...

Mother-of-three Rania Alayed was killed by Ahmed Al-Khatib in 2013 in a flat in Salford, Greater Manchester, but the 25-year-old's remains have never been found. Police have returned to a lay-by ...

Yazan Khatib first visited his father at 18 years old, 12 years after his father Ahmed Al-Khatib murdered his mother, Rania Alayed. It was during that visit that Al-Khatib revealed the extent of ...

Rania Alayed was 25 when she was murdered by Ahmed al-Khatib in a Salford flat in June 2013 in what police at the time described as an "honour" killing, the Guardian reported. A court heard that ...