and the final rehearsals have taken place and celebrations are about to begin for queen elizabeth s 70 years as monarch. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. johnny depp has won his libel case against his former wife, amber heard, after she claimed in an article that she d endured domestic violence during their 15 month marriage. the jury found that ms heard s statements about her marriage were false and that she d acted with actual malice. mr depp has been awarded $15 million in damages. amber heard also won part of her claim that she d been defamed by one of mr depp s former lawyers, and was awarded $2 million. 0ur correspondent, david sillito, has been at the trial since it began in april, and looks back at a case that provided powerful testimony about the couple s relationship. mr foreperson, is this the verdict of the jury? after six weeks in court and six years of angry disputes since their divorce, finally, a judgement by a jury on the allega
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