Abducted Atiya Anjum-Wilkinson flying home to UK from Pakistan But Greater Manchester Police confirmed that Atiya had been located in Pakistan and she is due to arrive back in the UK later tonight. It is understood that the youngster is returning to England on a Pakistan International Airlines flight from Islamabad and is due to arrive at Manchester Airport after 7pm. Just last month Ms Wilkinson, 32, from Ashton-under-Lyne, Greater Manchester, launched a fresh appeal for information on Atiya's whereabouts. Police published a computer-generated image of what Atiya might look like now a day before her sixth birthday in November. Speaking ahead of her daughter's birthday, Ms Wilkinson said: "It's been an absolute nightmare. As to her whereabouts, we know nothing. We've had no contact. I'm worrying every day, every single day. Everything is affected by it. When I close my eyes I see her. I say goodnight to her every night before bed. I pray she's OK. We don't have any proof that she's OK, there is no proof she is still alive. It's been discussed that she could have been sold, but I don't want to believe it. She was so funny. She was a little bundle of joy. She loved her lip gloss and handbags - as soon as she got hold of my make-up bag, everything in it was hers. We just want her home. Ms Wilkinson's "on-off" relationship with Anjum ended in 2008. "He's not prepared to back down - he's not prepared to work with the police," she said at the time. He's enjoying playing his controlling mind games. It's just sick. Razwan is refusing to say where she is, who she's with, and he won't say anything other than 'She's in Iran'. Originally she was in Pakistan. He won't give the actual location of where she is. He's doing this because he has control over me. He knew the relationship was non-existent. She added: "It's ongoing, it's been three years of trauma and nightmares. I can't sleep at night. I just want to know she's OK, she's being looked after. We haven't celebrated her birthday since she went missing but I've bought her presents each year - they are waiting for her to open when she comes home. I haven't been in touch with Madeleine McCann's parents but they are an inspiration. It's something I would consider in the future. I had no reason to believe that she was at any risk. There had been a standard routine, there hadn't been any problems with the arrangements.