Jury sent home again in Leeds trial

The jury in the Leeds United footballers trial has been sent home for the night after failing to reach verdicts.

Jury sent home again in Leeds trial
Thu, 13 Dec, 2001 - 17:24

The jury in the Leeds United footballers trial has been sent home for the night after failing to reach verdicts.

Jonathan Woodgate and Lee Bowyer deny taking part in a street attack in Leeds city centre on student Sarfraz Najeib, 21.

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