A 24-year-old man has been found guilty of killing two British medical students on the island of Borneo last August.
Fishmonger Zulkipli Abdullah faces the death penalty following his conviction by a court in Malaysia.
Newcastle University students Neil Dalton and Aidan Brunger, both 22, were found lying in a road in Kuching, the capital of Sarawak state, on 6 August.
An inquest heard how they were stabbed to death following an incident at a bar or cafe in the early hours of the morning.
The fourth-year students were in the Malaysian part of the island on attachment to a hospital in Kuching and were due to finish their placements two days after they were killed.
In a joint statement, their parents said they were "pleased" with the verdict but added it would not bring their sons back.
"They were two exceptional young men with such promise - kind, funny and full of life," Phil and Jan Dalton and Paul Brunger and Sue Hidson said.
"Their deaths have left their families and many good friends utterly devastated.
"Our sons would soon have qualified as doctors. Their unprovoked and senseless murders as they were walking home after a night out with other medical students mean that Aidan and Neil will never have the chance to spend their lives caring for and helping others.
"They would have given so much to the world. We are so very proud of both of them and in what they achieved in their all too short lives.
"Although we are pleased that the man responsible for their murders has been held accountable, the guilty verdict does not bring our sons back."
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