Slobodan Milosevic’s coffin was on display for a second day in Belgrade, Serbia, today as hundreds of his supporters continued to pay respects to their leader who died while on trial for genocide and war crimes.

The body of Slobodan Milosevic has been flown home to Serbia for burial, met on the tarmac by only a handful of party loyalists. The low-key arrival, after days of wrangling over his final resting place, was an unceremonious homecoming for a man once feared – and respected – by millions.

POLICE hunting the assassins of the Serbian prime minister raided the home of a murdered warlord yesterday and arrested his widow, the Balkan republic’s most popular folk singer.