Protestors blocked the Orange Order marching down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road last month
The High Court in Belfast is expected to make a decision this morning on whether the Northern Ireland secretary was correct to ban a Unionist parade in Drumcree.
Protestors blocked the Orange Order marching down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road last month, leading to a two-week standoff.
Chris Bryant later ruled that allowing the parade down the route would be against 'the wider public interest and safety'.
The Portadown District of the Orange Order have challenged that decision.

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