Rosamund Urwin

It is the 5th of November and this is Day 19, Verdict Day.

Back with me in the studio, Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

How are you feeling?

It's a big day.

And further allegations of sexual assault that obviously ones we have reported and um it isn't just the case that there were quotes just three people and anyway one person is one too many

as discussed the reason we can talk about this now is because the trial is over so a lot of the reporting restrictions have been lifted um so another thing we can talk about ros which we couldn't really talk about before was you being mentioned in court a lot you were named i think the judge even said at one point rosamund erwin and they're a name we've heard a lot what on earth was that like for you

And they never actually really called me the correct name because my byline name is Rosamund Urwin, but they kept calling me Muz.

I'm not a Muz.

This is Day 17.

Here with me, Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

We have heard all of the evidence now in this case.

We've had the closing speeches from the defence and the prosecution and all that is left before the jury went out today to go and... start their deliberations was the summary of the evidence from the judge.

It is Monday, the 2nd of November, day 16.

Here with me, Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

In court today, Russell Brand was there again in the dock in his usual suit, open shirt, sort of long flowing scarf and tie.

Charlotte, what else was happening in

It is the 30th of October, day 15.

Here with me in the studio again, Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

We say quite a lot on this podcast that we are listening to what's happening in Southwark Crown Court because you likely don't have the time to schlep down there yourself.

But, Ros, in court today, you did meet two listeners to the podcast who felt moved to go.

It is the 29th of October and this is Day 14.

With me here in the studio, Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

We had a lot to discuss yesterday.

Today there was less evidence.

This is Day 13.

Here with me in the studio again, Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

There's a lot to get through today.

And of course, we are going to be discussing in-depth allegations of sexual assault.

And she later said, you're putting words I should have said into my mouth.

Charlotte, we then heard the defence barrister, Ian Winter, essentially in his questioning, comparing what Woman 5 had said in her recorded video interview with police and things that she had said to Rosamund Urwin, who's obviously sitting here, in an interview that she gave a number of years ago that wasn't published, but that she gave to Ros.

Yes, so the defence pulled on a number of issues within that phone call.

The first is a question relating to alcohol.

This is Day 7.

Here with me in the studio is Charlotte Waite, investigations correspondent for The Times, and Rosamund Urwin, chief news correspondent for The Sunday Times.

Before we get into the evidence that we heard in court, we should maybe talk about the issues ahead of the court sitting.

What happened?

This is Day 6.

I'm joined as ever by Rosamund Urwin, Chief News Correspondent for The Sunday Times and Charlotte Wace, Investigations Correspondent for The Times.

We were warned at the back end of last week that today was going to be busy, so we should get here early.

Yes, absolutely.