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Missing student's body is found Norwegian woman had neck injuries
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A young Norwegian woman missing since Friday has been found murdered. A Norwegian woman found murdered had sustained significant injuries to her neck, post-mortem tests have revealed.
Martine Vik Magnussen's body was found partially hidden under rubble in a basement in Great Portland Street, central London on Sunday morning.Martine Vik Magnussen's body was found partially hidden under rubble in a basement in Great Portland Street, central London on Sunday morning.
The 23-year-old was last seen leaving the members-only bar, Maddox club, in nearby Mayfair on Friday morning.The 23-year-old was last seen leaving the members-only bar, Maddox club, in nearby Mayfair on Friday morning.
Police said they are looking for a man with whom she left the club. Forensic science experts are searching the block of flats where the body was found. Police said they are looking for a man with whom Ms Vik Magnussen is thought to have left the club.
The examination found that someone was involved in the "unnatural" death. Further tests are being conducted on her body to find out the exact cause of death, police said.
'Tragic waste''Tragic waste'
Forensic science experts have been searching the block of privately owned flats where the body was found.
Det Ch Insp Jessica Wadsworth said: "This is a tragic waste of a young woman's life.Det Ch Insp Jessica Wadsworth said: "This is a tragic waste of a young woman's life.
"She had come to London to study and had her whole future in front of her.""She had come to London to study and had her whole future in front of her."
Ms Vik Magnussen moved to London in February last year and began studying business at the Regent's Business School, Regent's Park.Ms Vik Magnussen moved to London in February last year and began studying business at the Regent's Business School, Regent's Park.
Its head, Professor Aldwyn Cooper, said: "The college is deeply saddened by this news and our thoughts are with Martine's family and friends at this time."Its head, Professor Aldwyn Cooper, said: "The college is deeply saddened by this news and our thoughts are with Martine's family and friends at this time."
No arrests have been made and the investigation was at an "early stage", a Metropolitan Police spokesman said.No arrests have been made and the investigation was at an "early stage", a Metropolitan Police spokesman said.
Ms Vik Magnussen's parents, brother and sister have flown to the UK from Norway.Ms Vik Magnussen's parents, brother and sister have flown to the UK from Norway.