BBC News with Marion Marshall

Audio recordings from the capsized Italian cruise ship, the Costa Concordia, suggest the captain left the vessel while passengers were still being rescued. A coast guard officer orders the captain, Francesco Schettino, to return to the ship. Mr Schettino could be charged with manslaughter. His lawyer says a judge has ordered that the captain be held under house arrest. Eleven people are now known to have died in the disaster. Matthew Price reports from Giglio island.

Five more bodies were brought out of the Costa Concordia today, four men and a woman, the coast guard said. More than 20 people, though, remain unaccounted for, among them a five-year-old girl taken on the cruise as a special treat. Rescue workers blew holes into the side of the ship today, trying to improve access for the divers who are venturing inside. Specialists, cavers were brought in to get into the deepest parts of the wreck. Officially this is still a rescue operation, but the sense here is that no one else will be brought out alive.