Jurors 'must put aside sympathies' for philanthropist in dangerous driving trial

Jurors have been urged to put aside any "sympathies" they might have for a millionaire philanthropist accused of driving off as a police officer clung to the steering wheel of his supercar.

Jurors 'must put aside sympathies' for philanthropist in dangerous driving trial

Jurors have been urged to put aside any "sympathies" they might have for a millionaire philanthropist accused of driving off as a police officer clung to the steering wheel of his supercar.

Sir Harry Djanogly, 77, denies one count of dangerous driving and one of assault at Isleworth Crown Court.

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