For the second time in two days black smoke has billowed from the Sistine Chapel - meaning cardinals have yet to elect a new pope in their secret meeting called the conclave.
Up to 4 rounds of voting can take place each full day of conclave, two in the morning and two in the afternoon.
But smoke is only expected up to twice a day, as ballots from two successive rounds are generally burned together if no pope is chosen in either round.
ITV News Correspondent Geraint Vincent is in Rome where crowds have gathered, waiting in anticipation for a decision on the new Pope.
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