London: Detectives have pulled a body from the River Thames that belonged to a 24-year-old woman who was allegedly murdered by her husband and reported missing on April 30.

According to a report from the BBC on Friday, Suma Begum's body was found on Wednesday, shortly after a member of the public called the Metropolitan Police.

In London's Tower Hamlets neighbourhood of Orchard Place, Begum was said to have vanished.

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The body was discovered in Thamesmead, according to the police, and an official identification was planned. However, police have given the Begum family an update, and a post-mortem is scheduled.

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Aminan Rahman, 45, of Orchard Place, the victim's husband, was accused of her slaying on May 4.

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Rahman spoke to a court on Tuesday while appearing via video link from HMP Pentonville and using a Bengali interpreter.

Prior to a July 25 hearing for a plea and trial preparation, the court judge ruled that Rahman be held in custody.