Police have confirmed the remains found at a farm in Glasgow are those of missing Irish student Karen Buckley.
A 21-year-old man arrested following the disappearance of the Cork student is due to appear in court in the city tomorrow.
Officers and firefighters searching for Ms Buckley, who was seen leaving a nightclub at the weekend, found the remains at the farm outside the city in the early hours of this morning.
It remains sealed off this afternoon.
Specialist police divers, a helicopter crew and search dogs were all involved in the search for the qualified nurse from Mourneabbey in Co Cork.
She had moved to Glasgow in January to study occupational therapy at Glasgow Caledonian University.
Yesterday, the focus of the search moved from Dawsholm Park in Glasgow, where Ms Buckley's handbag was found on Tuesday, to High Craigton farm, to the north of the city.
Officers cordoned off land around the farm and near Windyhills Golf Club on a country road between Milngavie and Drymen and a number of support vehicles and fire engines were moved to the scene.
Earlier yesterday, officers had been searching a flat in Dorchester Avenue in Glasgow where the student was reportedly last seen.
Detective Superintendent Jim Kerr, who is leading the hunt for Ms Buckley, has said it is his "absolute priority" to find her.
Ms Buckley's family travelled to Scotland on Tuesday.
At a press conference, her mother Marian Buckley, 61, said: "We just want Karen home safely, we are desperate. She is our only daughter, we love her dearly.
"If anybody has any information, please come forward, we would dearly appreciate it."
Ms Buckley arrived at The Sanctuary nightclub with friends at around 11.45pm on Saturday and at around 1am she told them she was going to the toilet.
She failed to return and did not take her jacket.
Her father John Buckley, 62, said the disappearance was "so out of character".
He said: "We are extremely concerned for her. We are desperate to get her back and safe with her family. She is our only daughter, we love her dearly and just want her to come home safe and sound."
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