A third day of investigations begins in Brindisi harbour, Italy, into the cause of the Norman Atlantic ferry fire, which killed at least 11 people.
Parts of the ferry are still burning nearly a week after the blaze, which began while it was sailing from Greece to Italy.
Rescuers helped 477 people to safety from the ferry, mostly by helicopter.
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