The jury at the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe has reached unanimous findings. Coroner Mr Justice Rooney is now considering these findings before the verdict is delivered to the court.
The inquest has been examining the disappearance and death of 14-year-old Noah in north Belfast in June 2020. The jury began its deliberations at the end of June, but the process was adjourned at the beginning of July to accommodate summer holiday arrangements.
The jury, consisting of seven men and two women, resumed deliberations on Monday. They were tasked with agreeing findings on 10 questions, including the date of Noah's death and whether any police errors contributed to his death. The inquest heard evidence from 76 witnesses and statements from 42 other individuals.