00:00:0000:00:00The criminal trial of veteran broadcaster Alan Jones has begun, almost two years after he was arrested over multiple counts of indecent assault and sexual touching — charges he strongly denies.What did week one reveal about the prosecution’s case, and the way Jones treated his alleged teenage victim? Nour Haydar speaks to Guardian Australia’s media correspondent Amanda Meade to unpack opening statements and key evidence from the trial’s opening weekMore on this storyMore on this storyAlan Jones’s alleged victim denies ‘fabricating’ claims against broadcaster during robust cross-examinationABC apologises to Gina Rinehart over controversial Race Around the World episodeAlan Jones on TrialIntroducing: Alan Jones on Trial podcastNews Corp subscriptions fall in Australia as company takes aim at ‘slimy’ AI slopdouble quotation markPauline Hanson has knocked another brick out of our creaky political system. It’s not good for anybodyAlan Jones paid student athlete he is accused of indecently assaulting $110,000 over a decade, trial hearsTrump wants ‘fair treatment’ in fight over Labor’s levy on tech giants to pay for news, US trade group warnsAlan Jones argues ‘rivalry’ and ‘treachery’ but after decades wielding the sword of public opinion, he’s the one on trialTeenager didn’t tell anyone Alan Jones allegedly kissed and touched him as he feared losing financial help, trial hearsMost viewedMost viewed