Peaches Geldof died after taking heroin, an inquest heard today.

The use of heroin 'likely contributed' to her death.

The mum-of-two died earlier this month and her autopsy results were inconclusive.

Toxicology tests can take weeks to process and the results were publicly revealed today.

Her inquest began at 2pm in Kent today.

Police found no evidence of drug paraphernalia in the home.

On April 7th, her husband Thomas Cohen entered their home in Kent thinking his wife may have been sleeping, the inquest heard.

He found her at the end of a bed in the spare bedroom of their home.

At 7:45am on Sunday, Peaches had a phone conversation with a friend and was the last known contact before her death.

Police found no evidence of drug use in their home.

On Saturday, she remained at home and was in contact with friends.

A toxicology test confirmed use of heroin - was 'likely' to have contributed to her death.

Her family were not present at the inquest.

Last night, the Geldof family would not comment on the reports.

'I cannot confirm anything as an inquest is taking place. The family have no statement,' a spokesperson for the Geldofs said.

In the initial stages of the investigation into her death, police said her death was not being tre.