Surrey Police has told ITV News that Zainab al-Hilli, the seven-year-old British girl who was wounded in the Alps shootings in which her parents were killed "is returning to the UK" today. She has been in hospital being treated for a fractured skull.
British consular staff arrived in Grenoble this morning and were making their way to the scene to liaise with French authorities, an FCO spokesman said.
The four-year-old girl was only found when investigators began a forensic examination of the car, with reports suggesting this was eight hours after the initial discovery.
It was also reported that the man and his family were staying at a campsite in Saint-Jorioz on the edge of Lake Annecy.
Brett Martin, the first witness who found the British family in the Alps has described the moment he came across the attack.
A friend of the al-Hilli family has said he believes he could assist the investigation into the fatal shootings of the three family members.
A previously unreported witness has told a French paper how he came across the aftermath of the killings of the al-Hilli family in the Alps.