US comedian Bill Cosby has been found guilty of three counts of sexual assault, each of which carries a potential 10 years in prison.
The actor has been on trial for drugging and assaulting ex-basketball player Andrea Constand in 2004.
Cosby, 80, had vehemently denied Ms Constand’s claims.
It was the second time the actor had stood trial for the allegations, after an earlier jury failed to reach a verdict in June 2017.
At the start of the retrial in Pennsylvania it was revealed that Cosby had paid Ms Constand almost $3.4m (£2.4m) in a civil settlement in 2006.
Cosby is best known for starring in the 1980s TV series The Cosby Show.
Around 60 women over five decades have publicly accused the Emmy award-winning actor of being a sexual predator. But statute of limitation laws mean that only one charge has been brought to trial.
The case was the first major celebrity trial conducted in the light of the #MeToo movement, which has raised awareness of illeged sexual misconduct by a number of powerful media figures.
Bill Cosby found guilty of sexual assault in retrial
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