As it happened: South Korea renews ferry search

Key Points

• Around 280 people, many of them schoolchildren, are still missing after a ferry capsized off the coast of South Korea on Wednesday
• Rescue efforts are being hampered by bad weather and strong currents
• Divers trying to enter the ship overnight were unable to do so because of sea conditions
• Some 179 passengers and crew have been rescued from the ship - The Sewol - which sank in 30m (100ft) of water
• At least 14 people are reported have died, with dozens more injured
• The captain, Lee Joon-Seok, has survived the accident and is being questioned by police (All times BST)