culprit, along with 11 of her friends, went to the victim’s house to pick her up for a chat. But instead they brought her to a quiet park where they each assaulted her.

The victim only told her parents about the assault last Friday and was admitted to hospital to treat wounds on her head and chest on Monday.

The alleged assault sparked outrage on social media today, with the hashtag #JusticeforAudrey, supposedly containing the victim’s first name, becoming the top trending topic on Twitter in Indonesia today.

One viral thread included particularly gruesome details about the alleged assault, including the victim having her head smashed against the pavement, having her stomach kicked, being splashed with water and even one assailant bruising the victim’s genitalia in her attempt to take awayEliud Kipchoge was wearing Nike Vaporfly shoes when he became the first athlete to run a marathon in under two hours in October 2019

World Athletics is set to tighten regulations regarding high-tech running shoes.

The governing body's council has been considering the recommendations of a group of experts, with an announcement expected on Friday.

Amid fears of the threat of a potential legal challenge, the review panel has chosen not to impose a blanket ban on Nike's controversial Vaporfly range, BBC Sport understands.

But some modified versions could be barred from elite competition under new temporary rules designed to bring athletes greater clarity before the Olympics begin in Tokyo in July.

Those rules will restrict the thickness of the shoes' soles, although there will also be an announcement of a new longer-term