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A woman glassed in the neck in Magaluf has been identified as a 22-year-old British soldier.

Sarah Ann Garrity was rushed to intensive care in hospital, where she is in a critical condition.

Her friend, 19-year-old Sydney Cole, today appeared in court in Majorcan capital Palma to be questioned by a judge after being arrested by police.

The hearing took place behind closed doors and the judge will have to decide whether to remand her in custody or release her on bail.

Cole said nothing as she was escorted into court with her head bowed in handcuffs and wearing blue jean shorts and a white jean top.

Both women are soldiers for the British Army.

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The attack happened around 1am at Banana's at the top of the popular Magaluf strip.

A source said: “The girl who was injured suffered a cut to her throat. She was rushed to intensive care and had an emergency op.

“She’s still very serious but we’re hearing the operation has been successful and saved her life. The alleged attacker is in police custody.”

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Ms Garrity is believed to have been born in Scotland although she is currently thought to be living in Middlesbrough. Ms Cole is understood to be from London.

When doctors arrived at the club, the victim had lost a lot of blood, according to police.

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She was stabilised by paramedics and admitted to Son Espases Hospital in the Majorcan capital of Palma, where he condition is described as "critical".

A full investigation has been launched.

A British Army spokeswoman said: "We are aware of an incident involving two off-duty soldiers in Spain.

"An investigation by the local Spanish police is ongoing, and it would be inappropriate to comment further."

Spanish police have been contacted for comment.