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The radio presenter and her husband are accused of encouraging seven boys to take part in sexual activity
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ByKara O'NeillJosh Payne
18:55, 5 JUN 2017
Updated20:36, 5 JUN 2017
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Julie Mayer and Tony Wadsworth arrive at the Warwickshire Justice Centre (Photo: SWNS.com)
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The lawyer of a former BBC radio presenter
accused of encouraging seven boys to take part in sexual activity has
said that it's unusual to have sex with people half your age "unless you
are Joan Collins or the President of France."
Julie Wadsworth,
60, and her husband Tony Wadsworth, 69, are accused of encouraging seven
boys to take part in sexual activity from 1992 to 1996.
Today Mrs Wadsworth's lawyer said it was "unusual" to have relations with men half your age.
He then went on to say although some may find her actions as "abhorrent" she was being tried for "criminal offences not her morals."
Mr
Wadsworth's defence barrister described the couple's sexual experiences
in the bushes in woodlands near Atherstone golf course as "their own
private moment" and not the actions of a "seedy Soho club."
Julie Wadsworth lawyer said it was unusual to have relations with people half your age (Photo: Aaron Chown/SWNS.com) Jurors were also told Mrs Wadsworth was a "professional
public figure" and not the "salacious and predatory" woman she had been
painted out to be.
Instead she had merely been "foolhardy" and
"stupid" after being "flattered by the thought that young men found her
attractive", it was claimed.
The golf club near the woodlands where the radio presenters were accused of engaging boys in sexual activity (Photo: SWNS.com) David Hislop QC, defending Mrs Wadsworth, said: "The
prosecution seek to persuade you that this was a woman who forged her
career on the twang of a stocking.
"Why are they trying to force you to have this tabloid view of Julie Wadsworth as opposed to trying her on the hard evidence?
"The calendar was an idea that was modelled off the original Calendar Girls.
"You are entitled to ask yourselves, why are the prosecution doing this?
Knob Hall, the former residence of Tony and Julie Wadsworth (Photo: SWNS.com) "It is a cheap attempt to paint Julie Wadsworth as a salacious and predatory as opposed to a very professional public figure.
"In the case of the calendar to raise money for charity.
"One can almost hear the scraping of the bottom of the barrel by the prosecution.
"Julie Wadsworth's husband described her as damaged and you might think he is probably right.
"Not criminal, damaged, and there is a very important distinction.
"We are trying this woman on her criminal offences not her morals.
"Some may find it abhorrent that she would engage in sexual activity with men half her age.
"She was a damaged, incomplete soul because of her past.
"Unless
you are Joan Collins or the President of France it is very unusual to
have a relationship with a man half your age, but it does happen.
The woodland area near Atherstone golf club (Photo: SWNS.com) "It is notoriously difficult to gauge age in the heat of the moment.
"She was flattered by the thought that young men found her attractive.
"She
has undoubtedly been fool-hardy and undoubtedly been stupid but if she
genuinely believed they were of age then she has a right to be found not
guilty."
He told the court one of the alleged victims only had
fond memories of his relationship with Mrs Wadsworth - who worked for
BBC Leicester and BBC WM.
He added: "He tried to wreak revenge on a woman he was clearly obsessed with, wreak revenge because she continued to reject him.
"We have independent proof that the first time they worked together was in 1997, when he would have been 17.
Julie Wadsworth's husband described her as damaged (Photo: PA) "The learned prosecutor got it wrong again when she said Julie Wadsworth didn't care about the age of the men.
"She was foolhardy but what she doesn't have is the propensity to have sexual contact with underage boys."
Michelle
Clarke, defending Mr Wadsworth, said her client had allowed one boy
into their private moment but stopped going to the woods in Atherstone,
Warks., when they saw "common sense."
She added: "One thing that we can be sure about is that Tony Wadsworth adores Julie.
"Julie
Wadsworth does not adore Julie Wadsworth. She trained as a dancer and
part of training is to look at yourself in the mirror.
"When Tony Wadsworth met her she was damaged goods. The calendar they were part of was sanctioned by the BBC.
Mrs Wadsworth denies 12 charges of indecent assault against seven boys under 18 (Photo: SWNS.com) "Tony met Julie by chance and he was bowled over by her. He was taking on a young mother with a young son.
"It
helps her to have a bit of outdoor hanky panky as she described it. In
the moment they decided to let (one of the boys) into their private
moment.
"What changed was when three young men turned up, common sense kicked back in. What do they do, they stop going to the Outwoods.
"They
didn't want to be in front of everyone else it was their own private
moment. They didn't want to demonstrate in front of others like some
seedy Soho club."
Mrs Wadsworth denies 12 charges of indecent assault against seven boys aged under 18 between September 1992 and August 1999.
Her husband denies ten charges of the same offence.
The pair also deny five counts of outraging public decency between July 1992 and June 1996.
The trial of the couple, from Broughton Astley, Leics, who are known as the Richard and Judy of local radio, continues.
The couple did a duet
Ariana Grande was joined on stage by her supportive boyfriend Mac Miller on One Love Manchester.
The rapper was seen meeting her off the plane as she landed back in the US after the suicide bombing at her concert.
He was there to comfort her.
And tonight, he joined her on stage in Manchester for a rendition of The Way.
The crowd went wild as the pair performed the duet, and were treated to another with Dang!
The couple went down a storm.
Ariana was joined on stage by her supportive boyfriend Mac Miller (Photo: BBC)
They did two songs together (Photo: BBC)
Mac has been there for her throughout this difficult time (Photo: BBC)
It was a real treat for fans (Photo: BBC) Ariana returned to the stage solo earlier tonight.
The pop star hadn't performed live since a bombing claimed lives at her concert in Manchester two weeks ago.
But
tonight, the star made a triumphant return to the spotlight as she took
centre stage at her One Love Manchester benefit concert.
Ariana
was introduced onto the stage by her manager Scooter Braun, who said it
was two years ago today that she first played in Manchester.
She
took to the stage with Be Alright, wearing her "One Love Manchester"
jumper and smiling at the crowd before joining hands with her dancers.
She joined hands with her dancers (Photo: BBC)
She sent a strong message to her fans
Her jumper bears the "One Love Manchester" slogan (Photo: BBC)
She looked happy to be back on stage (Photo: BBC) He said she called her and said that she couldn't live with herself if they did nothing following what happened at her gig.
The star-studded One Love Manchester benefit concert was organised by Ariana to raise money for those affected by the Manchester terror attack.
22
people were killed and more than 100 injured when a suicide bomber
detonated his device in the foyer of the Manchester Arena at the end of Ariana's concert on Monday, May 22.
The crowd went wild for Ariana (Photo: BBC)
She was introduced by her manager Scooter Braun (Photo: BBC)
The crowd sang along with her (Photo: BBC)
Ariana organised the concert (Photo: BBC)
It's been an emotional night so far (Photo: BBC) Ariana, 23, postponed the remainder of her Dangerous Woman
Tour and flew back home to Boca Raton, Florida the day after the
atrocity, but immediately vowed to return for a benefit concert in aid
of those affected by the bombing.
She said: "I’ll be returning to
the incredibly brave city of Manchester to spend time with my fans and
to raise money for the victims and their families."
Ariana said
music is something that should heal and bring people together, and she
wanted One Love Manchester to be a "safe space" for her fans and music
lovers to come together.
"From the day we started putting the
Dangerous Woman Tour together, I said that this show, more than anything
else, was intended to be a safe space for my fans," she said.
Robbie had the crowd in tears (Photo: WENN.com)
Ariana did a duet with Black Eyed Peas (Photo: Getty) "A place for them to escape, to celebrate, to heal, to feel
safe and to be themselves. To meet their friends they’ve made online.
To express themselves.
"This will not change that."
“When
you look into the audience at my shows, you see a beautiful, diverse,
pure, happy crowd. Thousands of people, incredibly different, all there
for the same reason, music.
“Music is something that everyone on Earth can share.
“Music is meant to heal us, to bring us together, to make us happy.
“So that is what it will continue to do for us."
Coldplay gave an emotional performance (Photo: Supplied by WENN)
Katy Perry (Photo: AFP) Organisers hope to raise at least £2m toward the We Love
Manchester Emergency Fund. All the artists are performing for free while
concert promoter Live Nation has underwritten the cost of the event.
There
had been speculation the One Love Manchester concert could be cancelled
in the wake of Saturday night's terror attack in London, but Ariana's
team said on Sunday morning the show would go ahead with "greater
purpose" now.
Ariana's manager Scooter Braun said: "After the
events last night in London, and those in Manchester just two weeks ago,
we feel a sense of responsibility to honor those lost, injured, and
affected.
"We plan to honor them with courage, bravery, and
defiance in the face of fear. Today's One Love Manchester benefit
concert will not only continue, but will do so with greater purpose.
"We
must not be afraid and in tribute to all those affected here and around
the world, we will bring our voices together and sing loudly. I am
pleased to say we have the full support of Greater Manchester Police and
the government and are assured the safety of all those attending is the
highest priority.
Take That and Robbie joined hands for a bow (Photo: WENN)
50,000 people were there (Photo: REUTERS) "All artists involved have been unwavering in their support
this morning and are determined to carry on with the show. We ask the
strong city of Manchester and the world to join us in making the
statement that hatred and fear will never win. Today we stand together."
Fans who had attended the original Ariana concert on May 22 were entitled to apply for free tickets to the event.
Ticketmaster
set aside 14,200 free tickets to go to those survivors of the May 22
attack who felt up for going to the benefit gig. Unfortunately, the site
was hit by thousands of fraudulent claims when would-be touts
registered for the free tickets despite having already sold on their
original tickets via secondary sites or private sales.
This meant
Ticketmaster has spent the last three days verifying the genuine fans
desperate to get their free tickets and throwing out applications from
chancers hoping to make a quick buck .
All the tickets to the gig
made available to the public were sold out within six minutes of going
on sale at 10am on Thursday 1 June.
