Ryan Giggs: Jury in footballer's trial given new direction
Jurors deciding whether Ryan Giggs is guilty or not have been instructed they can give a majority verdict.
They have now been sent home and are set to reconvene on Wednesday.
The former Manchester United player denies controlling behaviour, as well as assaulting ex-girlfriend Kate Greville, 38, and her sister Emma, 26, at Manchester Crown Court.
There were initially 12 jurors, but after one fell ill last week, 11 are deciding.
The judge said they could give majority verdicts after they had been deliberating for 16 hours 34 minutes.
This means the jury no longer has to give unanimous verdicts to the charges - on which all members agree - but can give verdicts that 10 out of 11 on the panel agree.
Tuesday was the 15th day of the trial.
The former Manchester United player denies controlling behaviour, as well as assaulting ex-girlfriend Kate Greville, 38, and her sister Emma, 26, at Manchester Crown Court.
There were initially 12 jurors, but after one fell ill last week, 11 are deciding.
The judge said they could give majority verdicts after they had been deliberating for 16 hours 34 minutes.
This means the jury no longer has to give unanimous verdicts to the charges - on which all members agree - but can give verdicts that 10 out of 11 on the panel agree.
Tuesday was the 15th day of the trial.
