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1st March 2016
05:16pm GMT

Earlier, the judge warned the jury that their decisions must "not rely on sympathy either for the girl or for Adam Johnson", and that they must "put such feelings out of the way, and only concentrate on the evidence."
His final comment to the jury was: "When you retire, you must reach verdicts on which you are all agreed. I can only accept unanimous verdicts in this case. 12-0 is the only possible score."
The jury later asked the judge to clarify the schoolgirl’s account of Johnson moving his car in her police interviews.
The judge told the jury that following was said: "It’s more isolated - there’s not people walking around unless they’re going to the gardens but it was dark so there wasn’t anyone going there."Explore more on these topics: