'Help us find Danielle's killer'

Detectives investigating the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old girl want to trace the occupants of the vehicle thought to have been used in the attack.

Several people were seen in a gold-coloured car from which the shots that killed Danielle Beccan were believed to have been fired at a group of teenagers in Nottingham.

The "popular and bright" schoolgirl was shot as she walked back from the city's annual Goose Fair early on Saturday.

Assistant Chief Constable Sue Fish said: "It may be that there were some people in the car who did not know what was going to happen.

"It may be that events that night went further than they thought and I would appeal to anyone who was in that car to come forward and tell us what happened.

"I want you to look in the mirror and if the person looking back at you is not prepared to come forward and speak then you are as guilty as the person who pulled the trigger."

Officers hope more witnesses, in particular a group of about 30 youths who stood 100 yards from the scene of the shooting, will come forward with information.

Police made one arrest after the murder but the person was released without charge.