The man in charge of the Bob Woolmer murder inquiry insists police have not identified any potential suspects.

Some reports have suggested police in Jamaica are searching for three missing fans and Deputy Commissioner Mark Shields has confirmed he is aware of speculation around the investigation, but he revealed there is no list of potential suspects yet.

Mr Shields said: "The reality, as I've said before, is that there are many potential suspects and many potential witnesses.

"We're not ready to name potential suspects and we're keeping an open mind.

"We are going to do it properly, thoroughly and professionally and at the end, it may be that we might identify a suspect from that process."

Police are now studying hours of CCTV footage from the hotel where the Pakistan cricket coach was found.

Mr Shields added: "It really is down to the painstaking work of trying to sift through as much information as we can to try and track down the killer or killers of Bob Woolmer."

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