Court has wrapped up for the day. Here's what you need to knowpublished at 00:51 British Summer Time 17 May
Nada Tawfik
Reporting from court

It was day four of hearing from Cassie Ventura.
Over the course of attorneys for Sean 'Diddy' Combs questioning her, the defence wasn’t overly aggressive with the singer - who is eight months pregnant - so as not to turn off the jury.
However, Diddy’s lawyer sought to undermine her credibility - as she's the prosecution’s star witness.
They showed sexually explicit text messages she sent to the rap mogul in court. The defence argued that Cassie was a willing participant in the 'freak-offs', where she had sex with escorts while Diddy watched.
Cassie, clearly exasperated, told the court those were just words. She maintains that she was forced to do it and was worried about the consequences if she didn’t keep the rapper happy.
The defence also wanted to undercut the notion she was exploited or trafficked for sex. They portrayed her as a strong woman and tried to link Diddy’s violent behaviour to his drug use and jealousy.
Cassie testified that they were both in love, addicted to drugs for most of their relationship, and suspicious of infidelity.
But will it be enough to convince at least one juror that he’s not guilty?
We're ending our live coverage of today's proceedings but you can read more about today's developments here.