Bargain Hunt star Charles Hanson used his 'TV personality' in video messages that he sent to his wife during his allegedly controlling behaviour, she has told a court. Rebecca Hanson gave evidence against her husband from behind a screen during her second day in the witness box at Derby Crown Court on Thursday,

Jurors at Derby Crown Court have been shown a series of video messages sent by Bargain Hunt star Charles Hanson to his wife during his allegedly controlling behaviour, which she has labelled "an act".

Mr Hanson, who is best known for his appearances on Bargain Hunt and Flog It!, is charged with controlling or coercive behaviour, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and assault by beating, which he has denied.

Bargain Hunt star Charles Hanson is standing trial at Derby Crown Court for allegedly assaulting his estranged wife Rebecca Hanson and for reported controlling behaviour over an eight-year period

TV presenter accused of controlling behaviour and assault by beating during decade-long cycle of abuse, which he denies

A TV auctioneer who stars in Bargain Hunt carried out a decade of violence against his wife, a court heard. Charles Hanson, 46, put Rebecca Hanson in a headlock, threw a phone at her, pushed and prodded her from around two years into their marriage, it was heard in court.

Charles Hanson, an auctioneer who appeared on Bargain Hunt and Flog It!, assaulted his wife Rebecca every six months for a decade, jurors at Derby crown court were told

Bargain Hunt star used violence against wife over 10-year period, court told - Charles Hanson is on trial at Derby Crown Court over charges relating to alleged violence against his wife.