Giggs denies using controlling and coercive behaviour against his ex-girlfriend Kate Greville between August 2017 and November 2020.
Giggs was due to face trial in January but the hearing was put back due to the ongoing backlog of court cases exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. In a brief hearing at Minshull Street on Thursday, Judge Manley said jurors would be sworn in on Monday, with the prosecution opening to follow. Arrangements for the case were finalised on Thursday in the wake of Manchester Crown Court closing this week due to testing for asbestos.
The former Manchester United player was not required to attend this morning's 15 minute hearing at Minshull Street Crown Court. He was represented by Chris Daw ...
- Vile thug throttled girlfriend and held pillow over her face after convincing her to take him back Ryan Giggs is due to stand trial on Monday accused of controlling and coercive behaviour towards his ex-partner. READ MORE: Vile thug throttled girlfriend and held pillow over her face after convincing her to take him back
Judge Hilary Manley ruled the 10-day trial will be held at Manchester Minshull Street. Giggs, 48, is accused of assaulting as well as using controlling and ...
Giggs (left), 48, is accused of using controlling and coercive behaviour against Kate Greville (right), 36, between August 2017 and November 2020. The former Manchester United and Wales International Footballer was due to face trial in January, but the hearing was put back due to the ongoing backlog of court cases exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic He is also charged with assaulting Ms Greville, causing her actual bodily harm, and of the common assault of her younger sister, Emma Greville, at his home in Worsley, Greater Manchester, on November 1 2020.
RYAN Giggs will stand trial next week accused of drunkenly headbutting his ex-girlfriend.The former Man Utd ace, 48, allegedly assaulted Kate Greville.
He has also pleaded not guilty to the common assault by beating of Emma Greville on November 1. He was meant to go on trial in January but the case was adjourned due to a backlog of cases following the pandemic. He is also accused of attacking her sister Emma Greville on the same date.
The trial of ex-Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs, who is accused of attacking and controlling his ex-girlfriend, will go ahead on Monday.
Giggs was due to face trial in January but the hearing was put back due to the ongoing backlog of court cases exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic. In a brief hearing at Minshull Street on Thursday, Judge Manley said jurors would be sworn in on Monday, with the prosecution opening to follow. Arrangements for the case were finalised on Thursday in the wake of Manchester Crown Court closing this week due to testing for asbestos.