Police searching for a missing woman from a Cambridgeshire village have launched a murder investigation.

The missing woman at the centre of a police murder investigation has today (15 February) been named as 54-year-old Julie Buckley.
Julie is from Christchurch, near March, and has not been seen since late January.
Detectives are concerned enough about her welfare to treat her disappearance as a murder.
Police continue to carry out enquiries and searches today to find Julie and determine the circumstances around why she is missing.
A 47-year-old man from Christchurch remains under arrest on suspicion of murder.
Detectives from the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire Major Crime Unit, who are investigating, declared the case a no-body murder investigation yesterday.
Detective Inspector Richard Stott said: “We are trying to piece together Julie’s movements before she disappeared so I would appeal for anyone who has seen her in the past few weeks to get in touch.
“We know she has links to places in the surrounding area including March, Manea, and Chatteris so I would urge people who live in those areas to consider if they have information that could be of use to our inquiry.
“We are in touch with family of Julie and specially trained officers are keeping them up to date on the police inquiry at this very difficult time.
“Although we have always wanted to find Julie alive, the circumstances suggest she is likely to have come to serious harm, so we continue to treat her disappearance as murder.”
Anyone with information should contact the investigation team via our dedicated portal.
Anyone without internet access should call 101 and quote Operation Dragonfish.