A long-running inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe hears evidence from an expert who examined his digital devices and online accounts. The expert’s assessment includes consideration of a message said to have cancelled a planned meet-up with friends. The inquest is told that Noah likely never saw the cancellation message, based on how the information appeared and how it would have been accessed on his accounts. The case is being heard in Northern Ireland and focuses on the circumstances surrounding Noah’s death and the events leading up to it. The expert evidence forms part of the inquiry’s examination of whether communications were received or viewed at relevant times. Other details from the device review and account activity are presented as the inquest continues, with the court determining what can be established from the digital records and what conclusions can be drawn from them. The inquest’s findings are ongoing and further evidence is expected as the proceedings continue.