Southsea rape accused, 31, appears at Portsmouth Crown Court ahead of trial

A MAN accused of raping a teenager in Southsea has appeared in court.
By Ben Fishwick
Published 20th Oct 2020, 12:21 BST
Updated 21st Oct 2020, 10:21 BST

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Muhib Uddin, 31, of Newcomen Road in Stamshaw, Portsmouth, was due to enter a plea at Portsmouth Crown Court on Tuesday.

He is accused of raping a 19-year-old woman on August 29 in an alleyway off Clarendon Road.

No interpreter was present in court.

Police in an alleyway in Southsea after an alleged rape on August 29, 2020.Police in an alleyway in Southsea after an alleged rape on August 29, 2020.
Police in an alleyway in Southsea after an alleged rape on August 29, 2020.
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Judge William Ashworth adjourned the case to November 10.

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The case was previously adjourned on October 5 to October 20 as no interpreter attended.

No plea was entered at the hearing yesterday.

Portsmouth Crown Court. Picture: César Moreno HuertaPortsmouth Crown Court. Picture: César Moreno Huerta
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Judge Ashworth remanded Uddin to prison at HMP Winchester ahead of the hearing next month.

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A new trial date was set for February 1, having initially been set for May. The trial is set to last four days.

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