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The jury in Ryan Giggs's domestic abuse trial ended its second day of deliberations as they consider their verdict.
Judge Hilary Manley told the jurors in Manchester Crown Court on Tuesday that they must return unanimous verdicts.
Before sending them out, the judge reassured them there was no pressure to return a verdict in any particular time, saying: "It's your turn to keep us waiting."
The ex-footballer, 48, is accused of controlling and coercive behaviour against Kate Greville, his former partner, between August 2017 and November 2020.
He also stands accused of headbutting her and elbowing her younger sister, Emma, in the jaw.
He denies all the charges.
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