An inquest into the deaths of 30 British tourists who died in a terrorist attack on a beach in Tunisia has begun.
Several people from the Midlands were among those killed when a gunman opened fire at a resort near to the city of Sousse.
The inquests into the deaths of 30 British people in the Tunisian beach terror attacks continue to hear evidence about East Midlanders today.
Details about Carly Lovett from Lincolnshire and John Stollery from Walesby in Nottinghamshire are being given to the hearing.
They were killed when gunman Seifeddine Rezgui went on a killing spree, shooting tourists in Sousse on June 26 2015.
John Stollery's family say they hope the inquest will raise awareness of what happened, and has outcomes which will help "lessons being learnt".
They believe "proactive changes" are required to make sure the same does not happen again.
There were tearful tributes to three generations of the same family killed in the Tunisia massacre.
A woman from Wednesbury whose son, brother and father were killed by a gunman in Tunisia says the terror attack has destroyed her family.
Owen Richards was 16 when a terrorist killed his brother, grandfather and uncle in their hotel on a family holiday.