
- Day 7 - Mr Giggs says his 'love cheat' reputation is justified
- Day 6 - Sister claims Mr Giggs threatened to headbutt her next
- Day 5 - Moment 999 operator realises Mr Giggs is headbutt suspect
- Day 4 - Ms Greville 'lied about having cancerous cells'
- Day 3 - What Ms Greville decided after reading psychology book
Ryan Giggs wept in the witness box as he recounted spending a night in a prison cell, describing it as the "worst experience of my life".
The former Manchester United footballer said he was taken to Pendleton police station after being arrested on suspicion of assaulting his ex-partner, Kate Greville, on November 1 2020.
Asked by Chris Daw QC, for the defence, about how he felt following his arrest, Mr Giggs said: "I was scared. I'd never been in that position before, so scared."
He then started crying as he said it was the "worst experience of my life".
He added that he got "hardly any" sleep that night and spoke to a solicitor for the first time the next day.
Mr Giggs is charged with controlling and coercive behaviour against Kate Greville between August 2017 and November 2020. He denies the charges.
The trial continues.