The mother and grandmother of murdered schoolgirl Tia Sharp are due to stand trial accused of a racially aggravated attack on a woman in a supermarket car park.
Natalie Sharp, 33, and Christine Bicknell, 49, are due to appear at Croydon Crown Court after an incident at a Lidl superstore in Wallington, south London, on April 18.
Natalie Sharp, left, and Christine Bicknell, are to stand trial over a racially aggravated attack in a supermarket car park
Sharp, of Morden, is charged with racially aggravated common assault.
Bicknell, of Croydon, is charged with a racially aggravated public order offence.
Tia was 12 when she was murdered in New Addington, south-east London, in August 2012. Stuart Hazell was jailed for 38 years for her murder the following May.