The North's Attorney General is to examine papers from the trial into the murder of honeymooner Michaela McAreavey.

Martin McGuinness is to meet with the Mauritian High Commissioner in London today.

The editor of a newspaper in Mauritius which printed pictures of the body of Michaela McAreavey is expected to appear in court today.

The lawyers who represented the two men cleared of killing Michaela McAreavey have said all evidence in the case should be taken from Mauritian police and given to foreign investigators.

Detectives in Mauritius are tonight questioning the boss of a newspaper at a centre of the Michaela McAreavey photographs controversy.

The editor of the Sunday Times in Mauritius has been arrested.

The prime minister of Mauritius has claimed the graphic images of Michaela McAreavey which appeared in a Sunday newspaper were given to the publication by a defence lawyer.

The Mauritian Sunday Times newspaper has apologised for publishing photographs of honeymooner Michaela McAreavey’s body after she was found murdered in her hotel room.