Three men have been found guilty of the murder of Ian Ogle in January 2019.

Mr Ogle was 45 when he was beaten and stabbed 11 times, just yards from his Cluan Place home in east Belfast.

The judge delivered his verdict in court on Friday afternoon.

Walter Ervine, 43, of Litchfield Street, Belfast, Glenn Rainey, 38, of Ballyhalbert Caravan Park, and Robert Spiers, 41, of Millars Park, Belfast, were on trial in a non-jury court.

Two men have previously admitted killing Mr Ogle.

Jonathan Brown, 39, from Whinney Hill in Dundonald and 45-year-old Mark Sewell of Glenmount Drive in Newtownabbey were handed life sentences earlier in 2024.

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