A coroner’s inquest into the death of 14-year-old Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe is ongoing, with the jury now sent out to consider its findings. According to reports, this is the second day of the coroner’s summing up, during which the jury is instructed on the issues it must decide. The key question put to the jury is whether any errors by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) during the search for Noah contributed to his death. The inquest examines circumstances around the search and what actions were taken, focusing on whether any failings had an effect on the outcome. Local coverage indicates the jury has been tasked with weighing the evidence presented during the inquest and reaching conclusions based on that material. The process continues after the jury’s deliberations, with no final findings reported in the provided accounts.