Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is a convicted paedophile and child rapist.
The jury considers the combined 23 charges for a second day.
The jury retires to consider the combined 23 charges.
All 76 witnesses have now given their evidence to the inquest.
Eleanor Donaldson’s barrister has asked the jury to find her not guilty of all charges
The lead investigator apologises for a breakdown in relations with Fiona Donohoe.
Barristers began closing statements today in court.
The final witness in the Noah Donohoe inquest has taken to the stand.
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson’s defence team closed its case today.
The lawyers begin to tie up loose ends as the inquest enters its final stages.
Jeffrey Donaldson completes his evidence to the trial.
The efforts made by police to contact the author Noah had become fixated with.
The jury hears from Sir Jeffrey Donaldson in person as he takes to the witness stand.
A police officer involved in the investigation has been giving evidence.
Experts told the inquest they don’t believe a mental illness had a part in Noah’s death.
The court heard Eleanor Donaldson was on ‘red alert’ for years regarding her husband.
The court heard Noah could have been in the early stages of a psychotic episode.
The trial hears the moment police put the rape allegation to Sir Jeffrey Donaldson.
Five witnesses gave evidence in court today.
The court hears Jeffrey Donaldson sent a message saying he wanted to repent.
The last photo taken on Noah's phone isn't remembered by the man who checked his devices
Footage is shown of Noah’s final journey through Belfast on the day he disappeared.
A witness tells the court she should have gone to police sooner.
Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is accused of raping a child.
One of the two women accusing Sir Jeffrey Donaldson finished her evidence today.
A Department for Infrastructure witness was challenged by the Donohoe family’s barrister.
Lady Donaldson is accused of witnessing her husband’s alleged abuse but not intervening.
The trial is told Sir Jeffrey Donaldson wrote a letter to one of the two alleged victims
An expert says he wouldn’t say the tunnel in which Noah died was ‘seriously dangerous’.
Prosecutors have begun setting out the case against the Donaldsons.
A detective involved in the case wasn’t aware of a number of pieces of evidence
A police witness wasn’t asked about the search for Noah until last month.
A jury is sworn in for the trial of Sir Jeffrey Donaldson and Lady Eleanor Donaldson.
Solicitor Sarah McKeown discusses some big pre-trial decisions the judge has made.
The jury is shown new CCTV footage of Noah on the night before he disappeared.
An expert theory on the time Noah died was challenged today.
Whether the public could easily access the storm drain area was debated today.
The court is shown footage of Noah's body inside the culvert.
A mystery call was made to Noah’s phone from his own number the night before he vanished.
A returning witness today said he was sick of being harassed by the legal teams.
A Department for Infrastructure official explains why he crawled through the storm drain.
An expert says the steep gradient of part of the storm drain added to its danger.
WhatsApp messages between Department of Infrastructure staff were told to the jury today.
The bars on the storm drain that Noah entered are now closer together.
The jury hears of the tragic death of a man trapped in a culvert during flooding in 2007.
Evidence was delayed while lawyers dealt with a sensitive matter away from the jury.
Key witness Daryl Paul is serving a prison sentence.
An enemy of the key witness who stole Noah’s laptop will not appear at the inquest.
The man who tried to sell Noah’s laptop gave evidence to the inquest.
A witness told police she’d heard Noah was injected with heroin the day he disappeared.
Legal arguments dominated the day in Court 12.
A Home Office risk assessment found it unlikely that Noah would be in the storm drain.
Just how angry was the crowd that gathered in Linear Park to help search for Noah?
Today another potential witness had his anonymity at the inquest secured.
The 11th week of evidence hit a road bump today when the jury couldn’t sit.
An expert witness says Noah likely died around two hours after he was reported missing.
Tara and Declan recap the ten weeks of evidence at the inquest.
The jury wasn’t present today, as barristers made legal arguments.
The jury foreperson was sent home after recognising a witness.
The Coroner warns a police witness about the potential of incriminating himself.
The police officer who missed CCTV footage of part of Noah’s journey gave evidence.
The jury hears how classified maps were dealt with by police.
The camera pointing towards the storm drain was spotted by police.
Three members of a family deny trying to freeze Noah’s Instagram account.
Two scientists gave evidence about the issue of the toxicology reports.
Legal arguments dominated the day in court.
Pathologists are asked if drugs could have been involved in Noah’s death.
The jury hears that Noah drowned.
The jury hears how many children were reported missing the week Noah vanished.
A barrister for the family claims the police coordinator was responsible for 10 failings.
The jury hears a number of local sex offenders were checked after Noah disappeared.
The jury hears how police discovered that the hatch to the storm drain was unlocked.
The jury left court today to follow Noah’s final journey in person.
The jury hears about a delay in passing information on Noah’s last known location.
The jury is played part of a tv documentary which focused on the search for Noah.
The jury learns about the man who found Noah’s bag and tried to sell his laptop.
The jury hears PSNI theories as to why Noah disappeared.
Two police officers involved in the early stages of the investigation give evidence
A witness who searched the storm drain speaks of the horrific conditions inside
Footage of the storm drain where Noah’s body was found is shown for the first time.
The jury hears how Noah’s shorts and boxers were never found by police
Day 12 and the Court hears a CCTV camera was missed by police in the search for Noah
More witness evidence on hearing screams on the night Noah went missing
The first police officers to begin the search for Noah were questioned in court today
A high-pitched scream was heard at 3am on the night Noah went missing
A key witness tells the inquest how she saw Noah cycling naked on the day he disappeared
The jury hears from eyewitnesses who saw Noah fall off his bike in north Belfast
The jury hears Noah was drawn to the psychologist, who is often described as conservative
The inquest heard about the days before Noah died from his best friend Jay Tierney
The desperate 999 call Fiona Donohoe made when her son went missing is played in court
An emergency evacuation of Laganside courthouse interrupts jury selection
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