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Two newspapers have been fined over their reporting of the inquiry into landscape architect Jo Yeates' killing.

The High Court fined the Daily Mirror £50,000 and the Sun £18,000 for being in contempt of court by "vilifying" early suspect Christopher Jefferies.

The attorney general said they had engaged in a "feeding frenzy". The Mirror has said it will appeal.

Mr Jefferies, who was innocent, also accepted an apology and "substantial" libel damages from eight newspapers.

His lawyer, Louis Charalambous, described his client as "satisfied" with the outcome.