Johnny Depp libel trial: Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis's witness statements in full

Jake Kanter International TV EditorBilled as the biggest English libel trial of the 21st century, Johnny Depp’s 16-day legal battle with Rupert Murdoch-owned tabloid newspaper The Sun concluded on Tuesday after both sides made their closing arguments at the High Court.Judge Justice Nicol is now set to take the coming weeks to deliberate over a verdict, which he is not expected to deliver until September at the earliest.

The Deadline Team (Press Association) Johnny Depp’s memory of his “disgraceful conduct” towards Amber Heard is “so severely impaired by drug use” that he may not have been aware of the extent of his “violence and terrifying behaviour,” the High Court has heard.Lawyers for The Sun newspaper said there is a “wealth of evidence” to support Heard’s allegations of domestic violence by Depp, which paints a picture of the actor as “a hopeless addict who repeatedly lost his self-control and all ability

It has been a libel trial like no other.

Johnny Depp’s libel case against a British tabloid over allegations of domestic violence, further accusing her ex-husband of abusing her when he was high on drugs or was drunk. Taking the witness box Thursday for a fourth straight day at the High Court in London, the actor reiterated allegations of abuse when Depp was on a “bender” that would often last days.

This morning, Depp’s lawyer David Sherborne accused Ms Henriquez of lying and said his team had received a video overnight which they say undermines her evidence.“After she gave evidence yesterday, one of my team was contacted by an individual on the basis of being kept confidential”, he said.“We were contacted to explain Amber Heard has a history of violence and attacking people.

Johnny Depp’s libel case against a British tabloid over allegations of domestic violence, further accusing her ex-husband of abusing her when he was high on drugs or was drunk. Taking the witness box Thursday for a fourth straight day at the High Court in London, the actor reiterated allegations of abuse when Depp was on a “bender” that would often last days.

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.

Johnny Depp’s libel case against a British tabloid that accused him of assaulting her during their tempestuous relationship. Heard's eagerly anticipated testimony is set to last for three days.

A #MeToo activist who says she was targeted by disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is due to give evidence today in the Johnny Depp libel trial.Actress Katherine Kendall says she was harassed and chased around her apartment by Weinstein in 1993, but did not speak out for 25 years for fear of being “blackballed” in Hollywood.She is due to give evidence at the High Court in London this afternoon, in the latest stage of the Depp libel fight against The Sun for branding him a ‘wife beater’.Ms

Johnny Depp’s former partners Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis have described the allegations of domestic violence made against him by his former wife Amber Heard as “impossible to believe”.The pair said the allegations were “horrific” and “outrageous” and said Depp was “never violent or abusive” to them.They were due to give evidence in support of the 57-year-old’s libel claim against the publisher of The Sun this week, but neither were called to give evidence at the High Court case against

Johnny Depp's high-profile ex-partners have defended the actor over "false" claims of domestic violence, describing him as "loving, respectful and generous" .

Johnny Depp’s exes Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis will no longer be called to give evidence in the actor’s libel trial against the Sun.

The Deadline Team (Press Association) Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis will no longer be called to give evidence in Johnny Depp’s libel claim against The Sun over an article that labeled him a “wife beater”, the High Court has heard.Depp’s former partners were due to appear via video link this week, but the actor’s barrister David Sherborne told the court Depp’s legal team had decided there is no need to hear from them.The Hollywood star, 57, is suing the tabloid’s publisher News Group

Winona Ryder and Vanessa Paradis will no longer be called to give evidence in Johnny Depp’s libel claim against The Sun over an article that labelled him a “wife beater”, the High Court has heard.