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I removed this Telegraph article from the lede, because it's literally the only source that claims the suspects were charged. The later article by the BBC claims the opposite, in that neither had been "formally charged" and the The Guardian refers to "judicial remand" with an expectation that they be charged in the future. I can't find anything to suggest that ever happened. As one of the suspects is still alive, I figured it best to err on the side of caution and remove it. I'll do a further search to see if I can find a another source to substantiate it, until then....... --DSQ (talk) 08:47, 6 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]
As with the rationale I provided on the talk page of Banaz Mahmod, this is another article I started working on before I got to grips with not needing multiple sources to cover a minor detail! I've removed unnecessary duplication where the relevant info is contained within other cited sources. I've listed what I've removed, so if anyone thinks I've deleted something pertinent they can find it here....
Her second 'husband' is referred to as Syed Kazim until the section on Legal Proceedings, where the spelling changes to Kazam. In the context it appears that this is the same person - could this please be corrected, as it is confusing. 14.2.7.181 (talk) 11:19, 25 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
