Mourners say goodbye to DJ Derek at funeral

Hundreds of people lined the street outside St Agnes Church in Bristol, as the hearse carrying DJ Derek drove away for the final time:

From Daddy G to George Ferguson, hundreds of people have attended DJ Derek's funeral, with tributes from family and friends being read out in St Agnes Church in Bristol.

His brother spoke of how "his love of music always came through", and you can see this below, as guests are greeted with reggae music and the celebrations get underway:

DJ Derek's brother, Gerry, has paid tribute to him, describing how "fame amazed and amused him" but he "never changed":

Bob Marley's 'One Love' will be played at the end of DJ Derek's funeral, along with two other reggae tracks:

• 'My Mother's Eyes' by Nellie Lutcher
• 'Wonderful World' by Rico Rodriguez
• 'One Love' by Bob Marley

The family have also thanked 'public, friends and family of Derek' as well as police and media 'who kept the case alive'

Shaking up convention is what he did best, and once again, even in death, he is being remembered for his love of reggae.

Ahead of his funeral a DJ is playing inside and outside St Agnes Church in St Pauls, Bristol, with hundreds of people expected to attend:

DJ Derek's great niece Jenny Griffiths has told ITV News how a psychic predicted where he was lying.

Derek disappeared in July 2015 and was found in shrubland near Cribbs Causeway in March this year.

A psychic told Miss Griffiths he was 'in woodland - with a train.' When Miss Griffiths later went to the spot where he was found, she dug a hole to plant flowers. And found an old metal toy train under the earth.