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A floral tribute has been left at the scene near Golf Drive in Brighton today (March 2) following the news of the remains of a baby being found yesterday. As well as the flowers, some candles and tealights have also been laid not far from where a cordon is in place. The Crown Prosecution Service reminds all concerned that criminal proceedings against Constance Marten and Mark Gordon are active and that they have the right to a fair trial. Ms Marten, 35, and Mr Gordon, 48, have been travelling around the UK by taxi since their car was found burning on the M61 in Bolton, Greater Manchester, on January 5. Marten and Gordon are being assessed on their fitness to be interviewed and to be detained, Mr Basford said. Taxi drivers used by the couple in the first few days after they went missing said they had heard noises coming from a baby. It is not known whether their baby was born full-term or has any healthproblems.

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An urgent search operation is underway to trace the child, who has not had any medical attention since being born in secret in early January. From both of those at this time in custody we have not as yet got any further information as part of the investigation,” he added.

CCTV showed her leaving her flat in Brighton, Sussex on December 5 - her 18th birthday - and not returning until December 11. Along the way there’s organic chocolate, a French patisserie, art and crafts, vintage fashion and collectibles. A teenager has admitted causing the death of her infant daughter in Brighton after the baby was left alone without food or water for six days.For whatever reasons she and her partner went on the run, the consequences of their actions have increased many fold. It would have been far better if they had handed themselves in earlier. Data gathered by Sussex police showed Kudi had been at parties in London, Coventry and Solihull before returning to Brighton. Forensic teams have arrived at the scene today (March 2) following the tragic discovery of baby remains yesterday. The Met Police continue to lead the investigation and have cordoned off a few key areas today to continue gathering evidence. A young mum who left her baby home alone for six days while she celebrated her birthday has been convicted of manslaughter.

The case was adjourned to a provisional sentencing date of 28 May, but Kudi was warned this may be delayed. It goes without saying that this is a particularly tragic case and it no doubt raises strong emotions in all who hear of it, but everyone should bear in mind that the charge I sentence you for is one of manslaughter, it being accepted that you did not intend to cause Asiah death nor to cause her really serious harm.” Mr Basford said officers “could not rule out” that the couple had found someone “like-minded or who does not conform or appreciate the establishment” and used the money they had for “safe lodging”. When the time comes, I am longing to see Constance to reassure her that, whatever the weather, I love her dearly and will support her as best I can through the difficult weeks and months here on in.” It is imperative now that media and members of the public refrain from speculation and comments online that could be prejudicial to potential court proceedings. No further information about the discovery will be shared at this time.The case was adjourned to a provisional sentencing date of May 28, but Kudi was warned this may be delayed.