Richard De Wit murder trial
24-year-old Guernsey woman Sarah Groves was killed on a houseboat in India in April 2013.
Dutch national Richard De Wit is accused of murdering her but denies the charge. The trial in Kashmir is ongoing.
Foreign Office isn't doing enough to progress murder trial
The parents of a Guernsey woman found dead in India, have accused the Foreign Office of not doing enough to help convict their daughter’s killer.
Today, the trial of the man accused of Sarah Groves' murder was delayed once again, for what Sarah’s father says is the 28th time. He says the reason given was that the judge had to attend a training session.
The trial has been delayed on countless other occasions for reasons such as flooding, security, a change in lawyers, witnesses not turning up and the judge having a backlog of cases to work on.
Sarah's parents are now calling on the Foreign Office to do more.
The next heading is set for Monday 7th September.
Sarah was found dead on a houseboat in Kashmir back in 2013.
Dutch national Richard de Wit denies her murder.
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Parents of Sarah Groves to meet with UK Minister
The parents of a Guernsey woman who was killed in 2013 will meet with a UK Minister to express their concerns over the trial.
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Petition launched to find 'Justice for Sarah'
The mother of Sarah Groves has launched a petition urging the UK government to lodge a complaint about her daughter's murder trial.
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Murder trial of Sarah Groves deemed 'a shambles'
Vic Groves, the father of Sarah, has called the 110th hearing into the murder of his daughter a shambles.