LIAM Payne’s close friend who was charged over the singer's death - but later had them dropped - has revealed he is still talking to the grieving family. Roger Nores claimed he has had "support ...

Rogelio “Roger” Nores, a close friend of Liam Payne who was one of the last people to see the former One Direction singer alive, believes that Payne’s death was the result of an “extremely ...

Liam Payne's friend Roger Nores has revealed the only reason he will drop his £8.1 million defamation lawsuit against the One Direction star's father Geoff, whilst revealing his heart-breaking ...

Liam Payne's pal, who was charged over the pop singer's death before being cleared, has refused to stop his $10 milion lawsuit against the One Direction star's father until he receives an apology.

CHARGES against Liam Payne's friend and two hotel workers have been dropped. Rogelio "Roger" Nores and two staff members at the hotel in Buenos Aires when the One Direction star fell to his death ...

Per the BBC, the full statement reads: “Liam’s death was an unspeakable ... (Three people, his friend Payne’s Rogelio “Roger” Nores and two hotel workers, had manslaughter charges ...

Liam Payne’s family has criticised the “constant media attention and speculation” that followed the One Direction star’s death, claiming it has caused “indescribable, lasting damage”.

"It's been a real weird experience and it's been obviously really hard." Roger Nores, friend of Liam Payne, is speaking out after he was cleared of all charges in the late One Direction singer's ...

I'm actually in tears watching the BRITS show a tribute to Liam Payne. I remember the 2010 X Factor, I was 8 years old lmao, sat there watching it with my Mum and we said together on the sofa ...

Liam Payne's close friend Roger Nores has shared his heartbreaking plans after charges against him were dropped. His pal Roger, who saw him in the days before his death and left Liam's hotel an ...

Charges against three people linked to the death of One Direction singer Liam Payne have reportedly been dropped. USA TODAY has reached out to Argentine authorities and Payne's reps for comment.