RAF officer accused of groping colleague's wife

A court martial is hearing a case against Flight Lieutenant Jonathan Gwynn, who is accused of groping a colleague's wife at a memorial ball. The incident reportedly involved inappropriate comments and physical contact while he was intoxicated. The alleged victim described Gwynn as "aggressive" and said he pressed himself against her while making sexual propositions. She stated that she felt shocked and uncomfortable during the encounter. Gwynn has pleaded not guilty to one count of sexual assault. He admitted to throwing sweets during the dinner but denied any inappropriate behavior towards the woman. The trial is ongoing.