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A woman who was allegedly raped and sexually assaulted by Sunderland footballer Jack Diamond told a court she went to his house that night for “cuddles and company”.

Jurors in the trial of Lawrence Jones, who denies two charges of rape, have been urged to ‘not make assumptions’. The 55-year-old, former founder of tech company UK Fast is alleged to have 'stupefied' two young women with unknown drugs before raping them on separate occasions at a flat in Salford in the early 1990s.

A woman recalled 'putting on a brave face' after allegedly being raped by Benjamin Mendy at his home, a jury has heard. The trial of the Manchester City defender continued at Chester Crown Court today (August 24).

Johnny Depp used a tampon applicator to snort cocaine during drug binges, a court heard today.

Amber Heard has finished giving evidence her ex-husband Johnny Depp's defamation case against The Sun.Ms Heard'

Johnny Depp’s lawyer is going after Amber Heard’s abuse claims.

Amber Heard was accused of lying in court by one of Johnny Depp‘s lawyers, Eleanor Laws.

Amber Heard has claimed she was left with pus-filled wounds when Johnny Depp allegedly pulled out clumps of her hair.The 34-year-old actress is on her third day of giving evidence in her ex-husband’s libel trial against The Sun’s publisher News Group Newspapers (NGN), and alleges that Depp, 57, was physically and emotionally abusive towards her.During Wednesday morning’s session, Depp’s lawyer Eleanor Laws QC questioned Heard about an alleged incident of domestic violence in Los Angeles in December 2015, which the Aquaman actress described in her first witness statement as ‘one of the worst and most violent nights of our relationship’.Ms Heard alleges that Johnny Depp slapped her, dragged her by the hair through their apartment – pulling

Amber Heard's cross-examination continues for the third day in her former husband, Johnny Depp’s defamation case against The Sun newspaper.

Amber Heard said she did not seek a restraining order against Johnny Depp immediately after claiming he threw her phone at her because she was trying to protect him.

Amber Heard denied Tuesday that she fabricated injuries to show that her then-husband Johnny Depp had been violent toward her as she took to the witness box for her second day giving evidence in Depp’s libel case against a British tabloid over allegations of domestic violence.

Amber Heard has been asked about texts between herself and Elon Musk amid Johnny Depp’s libel case against News Group Newspapers.The actress had been accused of secretly seeing Musk while Depp was away filming Pirates of the Caribbean 5 but she has denied the claims.Asked about the claims in High Court, Heard said: ‘Not that that matters much, but no.’Barrister Eleanor Laws, who is representing Depp, read out text messages between Heard and Tesla founder Musk on 22 May 2016, after an incident in Depp’s LA penthouse, during which Heard claims Depp threw her mobile phone at her, hitting her in the face.