Conor McGregor was silent as he left Dublin's High Court this evening - after losing Nikita Hand's case against him.

Conor McGregor shook his head after the jury read out that Ms Hand had won her case against him. Mr McGregor was accompanied by his family, including his partner Dee Devlin, parents, sister and brother-in-law.

He sat in the back row of the court, between his partner and mother, Margaret. Ms Hand, 35, cried and was hugged by her partner and supporters.

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