A man accused of a stabbing murder in Wells has been released on bail.
Jonathan Roper, 34, of Glastonbury, died after being stabbed at a property on Merlin Drive, Wells, on March 23.
David James Harris, 26, of no fixed abode, was charged with Mr Roper's murder in May.
Harris appeared at Bristol Crown Court on Thursday (August 22) for a further case management hearing.
He was released on bail after the short hearing, before a trial is due to begin on November 25.
Another further case management hearing has also been set for September 16.
Police carried out a "rigorous search" of the Merlin Drive property after the incident, and subsequently charged Harris.
In May, a police spokesman said: "Officers from our Major Crime Investigation Team charged David James Harris, of Merlin Drive, with Jonathan’s murder.
"Harris was also charged with Section 18 wounding in relation to the assault of another man, aged 40, during the same incident."
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