BBC Bargain Hunt presenter Charles Hanson: Coercive Behaviour, Assaulting his wife
 

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You Nasty Thug


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[Charles Hanson with his wife Rebecca Ludlam
and one of their children at their
family home in Derbyshire]

Watch your back, Lady.


[Police said Hanson has been charged
with seven offences, including two of assault
causing actual bodily harm,
one of controlling and coercive behaviour
and two counts of assault by beating.

Hanson, a regular on popular daytime shows
Bargain Hunt, Antiques Road Trip and Flog
It! is understood to have moved out of his
family home after local police were called
to a 'domestic incident' - the details of which
are not yet known.]


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He has had a hair transplant by the looks of it

He will pay a high price

I've always found him annoying when I've seen him on TV.

Damn I loved Carlos, always so enthusiastic and cheerful

Obviously not behind closed doors though

oops, i always liked him on the show

Oh dear, another one at the Beeb, where will it end

This Bad Man who Punches up his Wife
went to the Daily Mail.
He is Evil.


That lady is lucky to be Alive.
No longer in his house


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Some time ago.
"Play that Piano I bought you................"


Nasty Punk

The bbc is no different to any other employer
You will have bad apples in every type of employment

it just shows how different public and private persona's can be

BBC Celebrity auctioneer Charles Hanson faces
charges of assault and coercive behaviour

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I'm shocked. You just never know with people eh?

Scoundrel.

Oh no. I liked him on Bargain hunt!

Shows you
when some go home
they turn evil.

BBC Bargain Hunt presenter Charles Hanson: Coercive Behaviour, Assaulting his wife
 

Never judge a book by its cover

1 ) John Major

2) Lembit Öpik , glasses wearing , geeky looking politician from years ago who lived a ‘racey’ life ..


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Get your hands of her
you Evil Thug.

…an update on this as the court case is now in progress…

Bargain Hunt star Charles Hanson ‘used TV personality in messages to wife’…


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, calling his messages “an act”.

Hanson, 46, is accused of grabbing, scratching and pushing his wife during a decade of violence, which began in 2012 when he allegedly held her in a headlock while she was pregnant.

The television auctioneer, also known for appearing on Flog It! and Antiques Road Trip, was charged with controlling or coercive behaviour, assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and assault by beating after he was arrested at his home in Derbyshire in June 2023.

The court was shown a series of video messages sent from Hanson to his wife in which he introduced her to people he met while working, which his defence barrister Sasha Wass KC said was “an act of friendliness”.

Ms Wass said: “He was anxious to please you most of the time, always trying to appease you and get in your good books.

“Mr Hanson is talking to you on the screen, introducing his business associates, as an act of friendliness.”

Mrs Hanson replied: “He does a lot of these making videos of interviewing people, it’s the TV personality.

“He’s sending me a video but it’s a TV personality, it’s an act.”

Hanson, of Ashbourne Road in Mackworth, Derby, sat in the dock, supported in court by members of his family and watched the videos shown to the jury.

In another video shown in court, Hanson filmed inside the couple’s home where he had rearranged the furniture thinking his wife would be “pleased”, but Mrs Hanson told the court she thought his behaviour was “really controlling”.

She said: “He’s doing exactly what he wants without my consideration. He knew I would not be pleased. He got what he wanted knowing I did not want this.”

The court heard that after he moved the furniture, Mrs Hanson accused him of playing “mind games”.

She said: “I’m starting to fight back and stand up for myself. I’m at the end of my absolute tether and finally, I have got some guts to say some of this because I have been so controlled.”

Mrs Hanson denied that she was being “selfish, ungrateful and spiteful” in her response to his video.

Ms Wass told the court that Hanson working late away from home was a “cause of aggravation” for the couple

She said: “You were not happy with your life at this time. Charles was successful but he was away a lot, wasn’t he?”

Mrs Hanson replied: “He was away a lot.”

Ms Wass continued: “He could be delayed for hours, couldn’t he, and come back later than promised, later than expected, and this was a cause of aggravation for you?”

Mrs Hanson said: “Yes. Work definitely came first. He was very late, constantly unpredictable.”

Ms Wass said: “You are feeling like you are just not getting enough attention from your husband. You wanted attention from him, didn’t you? There is nothing wrong with that.

“That’s why you were fed up with your marriage, not him grabbing you or hitting you.”

Mrs Hanson denied that that was true.

The court heard that Mrs Hanson took photographs of her injuries and compiled a list of her husband’s alleged controlling behaviour to “gather evidence” against him, and showed her father bruises on one occasion.

Ms Wass told the jury that an allegation from March 2020, when Mrs Hanson said her husband threw a phone at her that “hurt”, was “not a forceful throw”.

She said: “You said you wanted the landline and he threw it towards you so you could catch it.

“It was not a forceful throw, there was no intention to hurt you, there was no intention to damage the phone.”

The trial continues.

A rather odd day in court, most of that seems quite trivial

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Wow, great news for Carlos!

Like I said above, the details of the case seemed frankly bizarre once all revealed in court

why on earth is someone's private life in our courts?

what a total waste of time

Very happy he was cleared. I just don't think he's that kind of guy. He's always working.

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Highlighting an incident in January 2023 in which Mr Hanson moved antique
furniture into their then home, Ms Wass submitted that Ms Hanson had
launched a 'tirade of abuse' aimed at her husband which amounted to 'shrewish
and very unpleasant behaviour'.

During the tirade, the court heard, messaging and video evidence showed Ms
Hanson called her husband a 'dickhead' and a 'selfish idiot' and told him: 'You
have no ********** idea how to look after women, do you?'

Ms Hanson, the court heard, also told her husband: 'Don't bother with a curry -
I won't ********** eat it.'

'Mrs Hanson had what most of us would consider is a dream life. She had a
magnificent home together with somebody employed to clean that home.

'She had an enormous garden and two gardeners employed to take care of
the garden. Even the dog had someone employed to walk it.

'All of this material luxury had to be paid for. Charles had to work very hard
to keep up the standard of living that had been created for Rebecca.

'He ran auction houses, travelled all over the country to make valuations.
That involved him being away from the family home.'

Ms Wass asserted: 'Instead of recognising his dedication, Rebecca felt
remorseful and hard done by.'


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She sounds awful, Charles has had a lucky escape

I do find him annoying on the auction programmes when I watch them.

However justice is done, it actually seems he's been possibly more on the receiving end in this relationship.

I hope he gets his career back now too..
This shows in a way, how wrong it is to presume guilt until ALL the evidence if any, is presented and judged.
Good luck to him.