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Russell Brand's accuser tells jury he treated her 'like a piece of meat' and ignored her pleas to stop

Russell Brand, who denies seven charges involving six women, is on trial after a woman told jurors he raped her and later texted that she was "dirty.
Russell Brand, who denies seven charges involving six women, is on trial after a woman told jurors he raped her and later texted that she was "dirty.

The woman told police she said 'can you stop, can you stop, can you stop' during the alleged rape at Russell Brand's Hampstead home in 2009. She claims he looked 'horrified' afterwards, then told her to clear up the mess she had made. After a later Edinburgh Festival encounter, she says he texted that she was 'dirty' and he wanted to 'push you further'.

Brand, 51, denies seven charges involving six women between 1999 and 2009.

She claims he pointed at her among fans at the Hammersmith Apollo and said 'You'.

Afterwards, she says a man at the house told her: 'He's on in Hammersmith tonight.'

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