Barclays executive's killers sought by police

UK police said they were making "significant progress" in a murder investigation started after Barclays Wealth Chief Operating Officer Frank McGarahan was killed following a fight near a taxi stand.

Detectives were examining security camera footage from the area of Norwich, Norfolk, where McGarahan was assaulted at about 3 am on September 28, Norfolk Constabulary said in an e-mailed statement. The 45-year-old died yesterday in Addenbrookes Hospital, Cambridge.

A postmortem examination was scheduled for today to establish the exact cause of death for McGarahan, who was kicked and punched by a gang of young men, Detective Superintendent Chris Hobley said in an interview with the British Broadcasting Corp.