The delayed inquest into the death of Belfast teenager Noah Donohoe is to enter its second day on Tuesday morning with the continuation of jury selection.
The process of vetting around 100 potential jurors in the highly anticipated inquest took place in a separate courtroom on Monday afternoon.
A small number were excluded by the evening, with those remaining told that they must make their decision on the evidence heard in court alone.
Due to continue on Tuesday from 10am, the inquest is expected to last up to three months.
Noah Donohoe (14) was found dead in a drain storm in north Belfast six days after he went missing in June 2020
The body of 14-year-old Noah was found in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020, six days after he went missing.
Originally intended to get underway in November 2025, the inquest before a jury was pushed back after there were concerns that the evidence would not be finished before Christmas.
It has attracted high levels of public interest over the unexplained nature of the St Malachy’s College pupil’s death.
Presided over by coroner Mr Justice Rooney, he previously issued a warning about the “risks of social media posts about the inquest” and for those responsible for any such posts.
The coroner also told jurors on Monday to resist the temptation of conducting their own research – particularly from social media sources – as it may amount to contempt of court.
Follow along with the live blog below for the latest updates from day two of the inquest.