A post mortem examination is expected to be carried out on the body of a man aged in his 40s found in Belfast.
A murder inquiry has been launched following the discovery of a man's body in south Belfast, the police have said.
One person was arrested after the discovery of the man's body, which police are treating as suspicious.
The body was found at a property at Penrose Street, off the Ormeau Road, at about 1400 BST on Wednesday.
The discovery was made at a property at Penrose Street, off the Ormeau Road, in the south of the city.
The dead man, who was in his 40s, has not yet been positively identified. Two men have been have arrested in connection with his death.
A police spokesman said detectives were investigating the circumstances of the man's death. His body was found at the house at about 1400 BST on Wednesday.
The decision to launch a murder inquiry followed a post mortem examination on Thursday, police said.
The post mortem examination is to be carried out on Thursday.
A PSNI spokesman said: "One man has been arrested and is assisting police with their inquiries."
SDLP MP Alastair McDonnell said the victim "may have been of east European origin".
"My understanding is that there was quite a bit of blood about the place and he may have had head injuries," he said.
