The remains were discovered at a centre run by French firm Veolia yesterday morning at 11.00am. Police were called to the scene where they found a jawbone with teeth and also a leg bone. As of yet, it has not been determined whether they are male or female remains.

A source told The Sun: “The staff were sifting through waste and came across a bin bag with the remains inside.

“Apparently there was a jawbone with some teeth and a leg bone.

“It doesn’t bear thinking about how the remains came to be there.”

A forensic scene was put in place while police request the assistance of forensic specialists.

A Met Police spokesperson said: “A forensic scene is in place.

“Forensic specialists have been requested to assess the remains.

“There have been no arrests and inquiries continue.”

The horrifying discovery comes soon after another body was discovered in a wheelie bin behind a supermarket in north London.

The body was identified as a male and had been found at the back of a Waitrose in Tollington Road, Islington earlier this month.

Officers were called to the scene which was not far from Holloway Road Tube Station.

A Met Police spokeswoman said at the time: “Police were called to Tollington Road, Islington, shortly before 04.00pm on Saturday to reports of a man’s body found in a wheelie bin. Officers attended.

“At this stage, the death is being treated as unexplained.”

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