All of the evidence in the civil case against mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter Conor McGregor has been heard. Nikita Hand is taking a civil court case against Mr McGregor and his friend James Lawrence, seeking financial damages for alleged sexual assaults which took place in December 2018.

Irish mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor said he replied “no comment” to more than 100 questions during police interviews about allegations he raped a woman in a Dublin hotel because he was “beyond petrified”.

The court has already heard that both Mr McGregor and his co-defendant Mr Lawrence, from Rafters Road in Drimnagh, Dublin, claim they had consensual sex with her. Giving evidence for a second day on Thursday morning,

Conor McGregor has said he was "beyond petrified" when he was being questioned by Gardaí (Irish police) about allegations he had raped a woman in a hotel room. The Irish mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter is giving evidence for a second day during a civil court case taken by Nikita Hand.