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Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward has been cleared of racially abusing two Jewish men at London Euston after "too many glasses of wine," and possession of cocaine.

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward for drunk and disorderly behaviour after a Jewish man accused her of assaulting him.Ward, who is married to ex-Premier League footballer Ashley Ward, allegedly hurled abuse at Jewish brothers Jake and Sam Jacobs at London Euston back in October 2019.The 48-year-old is said to have shouted: “Why are you lot always complaining?” before calling the men "Jewish c***s".The court heard Ward also called Jake's girlfriend Samantha Eisner, who told jurors her grandfather was an Auschwitz survivor, a "little disease".Inner London crown court, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice, heard Ward then slapped Jake Jacobs with an "open palm".She denies two counts of racially aggravated harassment, one count of assault and possession of cocaine.Giving evidence today, British Transport Police officer James Springhall admitted he was still in training when he was called to the incident at Euston and had not arrested "many" suspects before.The court heard Mr Springhall took Ward from Euston’s concourse to a police suite and "wrongly" arrested her for drunk and disorderly behaviour.Lisa Judge, defending Ward, said: "There's an unlawful arrest. She's sitting in a room, she is repeatedly telling you she has not done it.

Dawn Ward allegedly told a Jewish woman that she was a ‘little disease’ and is said to have ‘slapped’ a man during an incident at a train station, a court heard. The Real Housewives of Cheshire star appeared at the Inner London Crown Court, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice, this week charged with racially aggravated intentional harassment and possession of cocaine, which she denies. It is alleged that Ward, 48, unleashed a tirade on Jewish brothers, Jake and Sam Jacobs, and Jewish woman Samantha Eisner, at London Euston in October 2019. The two men were reportedly asking customer services about a train delay when Ward allegedly approached them and said: ‘Why do you lot always complain?’ Eisner – who is Jake’s girlfriend – told the court: ‘I didn’t notice her until she started speaking to us when we were at the information desk.‘She said, “Why are you lot always complaining?” and I replied: “What do you mean?” ‘She said to the boys, “You Jewish c***s” and then she continued to say to me that I was a little disease. I don’t think we had much of a response because we were shocked, we were upset.‘It was awful, I was upset and my grandpa was in Auschwitz and survived Auschwitz.

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward allegedly told a Jewish woman to “shut up you little disease” during a drunken tirade at a London train station, a court heard today

Real Housewives of Cheshire star Dawn Ward told a Jewish woman to "shut up you little disease" during a drunken tirade at a London train station, a court heard.Ward, who is married to ex-Premier League footballer Ashley Ward, allegedly hurled abuse at Jewish brothers Jake and Sam Jacobs at London Euston back in October 2019.The Jacob brothers were said to be asking customer services why trains were delayed when the 48-year-old reality star allegedly drunkenly approached them saying: "Why do you lot always complain?”Inner London Crown Court, sitting at the Royal Courts of Justice today (March 17), also heard Ward called Jewish woman Samantha Eisner, who is the girlfriend of Jake Jacobs, a “little disease”.Ward was also allegedly found with cocaine in a cigarette packet.She denies two counts of racially aggravated harassment and possession of cocaine.Giving evidence today, Miss Eisner said: “I didn’t notice her until she started speaking to us when we were at the information desk.“She said ‘Why are you lot always complaining?’ and I replied ‘What do you mean?’“She said to the boys ‘you Jewish c*nts and then she continued to say to me that I was a little disease."I don't think we had much of a response because we were shocked, we were upset.“It was awful, I was upset and my grandpa was in Auschwitz and survived Auschwitz. It was such a long time ago, you think it’s stopped and it’s still going on.“We were upset enough that we involved the police because we thought it was important.