Two men who were convicted of the rape of a teenage girl last year are appealing their convictions.
James Marcus Doherty and Graham Skillicorn are both due to appear before the Judge of Appeal today.
They will appear for a directions hearing as they are looking to appeal their convictions and the sentences they received.
In December, Doherty was imprisoned for 16 years, Skillicorn received 14 years and six months and their co-defendant Stephen Cannon received 15 years and nine months.
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