Dewani extradition fight
A judge deciding whether Bristol businessman Shrien Dewani should face trial in South Africa will give his ruling on July 24th.
Shrien Dewani suffers a relapse
A court has heard that a Bristol businessman accused of being involved in the murder of his wife while on their honeymoon in South Africa has had a relapse. Shrien Dewani, who is 33, is being treated at a hospital in Bristol for post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.
Westminster Magistrates' Court was told he was taken off medication after a bad reaction. He has been sectioned for another 12 months under the Mental Health Act.
A full extradition hearing will still go ahead on 1 July.
Anni Dewani was shot when the taxi the couple were using was hijacked in a Cape Town township in 2010. Mr Dewani denies any involvement in her death.
Three South African men have been jailed for life over Mrs Dewani's murder.
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Extradition temporarily halted
The High Court has temporarily halted British businessman Shrien Dewani's extradition to South Africa on mental health grounds.
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Shrien Dewani due at High Court
Shrien Dewani, accused of arranging the murder of his wife on their honeymoon, is due to find out whether he is due to be extradited later.
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Dewani footage to be shown on TV
CCTV footage which allegedly shows Shrien Dewani paying a taxi driver for organising his wife's death is to be shown on television tonight.