Here are some key times in the search for missing India Chipchase.

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Richard Haugh
BBC News

India Chipchase had been on a night out with friends before she went missing in the early hours of Saturday morning.

The 20-year-old was last seen in Bridge Street, Northampton, at about 01:15.

Police said Ms Chipchase was white, about 5ft 3in tall and of a "slim build". She was wearing black jeans, a long sleeved green crop top and black gilet when she was last seen.

Richard Haugh
BBC News

Police appealed for information about India Chipchase 36 hours after she went missing during a night out in Northampton.

At 12:52 yesterday police said it was "out of character" for Ms Chipchase not to have made contact with friends and family, and "out of the ordinary" for her not to arrive at work on Saturday afternoon.

A press release sent nine hours later said officers searching for Ms Chipchase had found a body in Stanley Road, St James.

Matt Precey
BBC Look East

Northampton Town Football Club gave a company owned by the developer in charge of the redevelopment of Sixfields responsibility to lead negotiations with Northampton Borough Council over a £10.25m loan, according to a document lodged with the High Court.

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It describes how Howard Grossman, Marcus Grossman and Simon Patnick, who all worked for County Group, “arranged for monies to be paid by NBC to the County Group via NTFC at a time when such monies were not contractually due to County Group”.

Mr Patnick, Marcus Grossman and Mr Hewitt also received £1.09m in “consultancy payments”. Through their solicitor they said the payments were for "legitimate services to the company as consultants".

Chaz Harrison
BBC Radio Northampton

It was just after 22:00 last night that Northamptonshire Police announced a body had been found by officers searching for missing 20-year-old India Chipchase.

Here is the scene this morning at Stanley Road, St James, where the body was found.

A post-mortem examination is due to take place later today.

Matt Precey
BBC Look East

Developer Howard Grossman has rejected a claim of “dishonest association” made in High Court papers in relation to the £10.25m loan from Northampton Borough Council to Northampton Town FC.

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In a witness statement, Mr Grossman said the allegations of wrongdoing in the papers lodged by the Cobblers, who were trying to establish what had happened to the loan money and to try to recover it, were “outrageous and deeply offensive”.

The claim was settled out of court and the parties signed a non-disclosure agreement.

Chaz Harrison
BBC Radio Northampton

I've come to Stanley Road in Northampton, where a police cordon is in place after a woman's body was found.

India Chipchase, 20, disappeared in the early hours of Saturday after a night out with friends.

A 51-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and remains in police custody.

Matt Precey
BBC Look East

A BBC investigation into Northampton Borough Council’s £10.25m loan to Northampton Town has detailed where the money went – with £8.75m being transferred by the club to developer 1st Land Ltd and County (Oundle) Ltd, both owned by Howard Grossman.

Of this money:

• £2.28m (estimated) went to suppliers and contractors, including £491,000 to stadium builders Buckingham Group and £986,000 to Synergy Property Design Consultants
• £2.05m to Mr Cardoza's father, Anthony
• £1.475m to County Homes (Herts) Ltd, whose current and former directors include Howard Grossman and Stephen Hewitt
• £1.09m to Marcus Grossman, Simon Patnick and Stephen Hewitt in "consultancy fees"
• £600,000 to rebuild David Cardoza's house
• £314,000 to Howard Grossman as a fee
• £233,000 to County Cemetery Services Ltd, whose current and former directors include Marcus Grossman, Simon Patnick and David Cardoza. Shareholders included Anne Patnick, Steve Allan, Keith Western, Paula Etti, Christina Cardoza and Rita Cardoza. Its assets were sold to Centurion Infinity Ltd, whose current and former directors include Marcus Grossman, Simon Patnick and Gary Robert Platt

Matt Precey
BBC Look East

Millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money that was meant to be spent on the redevelopment of Sixfields was “misappropriated” by developers, according to claims made in documents seen by the BBC.

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Northampton Borough Council lent Northampton Town £10.25m for work including a new stand, hotel and conference centre, none of which has been completed.

Documents submitted to the High Court contain allegations developer Howard Grossman and his associates, who deny the claim, used a “substantial part” of the money for unrelated purposes.

Richard Haugh
BBC News

A 51-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after police searching for a missing woman found a body at a house in Northampton.

India Chipchase, 20, went missing in the early hours of Saturday after a night out with friends in the town.

Formal identification of the body, which was found at a property in Stanley Road, St James, has yet to take place but Ms Chipchase's family have been informed about the discovery.

Richard Haugh
BBC News

Police searching for a missing woman have found a body at a house in Northampton.

Image source, Northamptonshire Police

India Chipchase, 20, disappeared in the early hours of Saturday after a night out with friends in the town.  

Formal identification has yet to take place but her family have been informed of the discovery of the body, at a property in Stanley Road, St James.  

Richard Haugh
BBC News

Good morning and welcome to Monday's Local Live.

We're starting early today to bring you the latest on two big stories that are breaking:

• The news that a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after police searching for a missing woman found a body in Northampton, and
• Claims made in High Court papers that millions of pounds of taxpayers' money intended for the Sixfields redevelopment was "misappropriated" by developers