The trial of a man from Salisbury accused of serious offences has been adjourned.
Scott McKenzie denies two counts of rape, as well as grievous bodily harm and actual bodily harm.
The case is being heard at Winchester Crown Court.
The charges relate to alleged incidents in Salisbury in 2020 and in Prague in 2023.
The trial began on April 20 but was paused the following day.
It is now due to resume on October 12.
McKenzie has been remanded in custody until the hearing continues.

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