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Article:Dr Brian Harris, 77, denies 13 counts of rape, sexual assault and indecent assault against five men between 1991 and 2011.
The jury at Merthyr Crown Court was told on Friday he will not give evidence in his own defence.
Dr Harris had worked for the NHS and in private practice in Cardiff for 40 years.
His legal team told the court he had been assessed by a clinical psychologist last July and August who concluded Dr Harris was likely to have experienced significant cognitive decline, more than would be expected as part of normal ageing.
There was strong evidence, the court was told, of a significant decline in his intellectual ability and his ability to recall.
The trial began three weeks ago.

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The defence case has begun in the trial of a psychiatrist accused of rape and assaulting patients.


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The 42-year-old was interim boss for the Six Nations, after Martin Johnson resigned, and led England to second place with four wins from five matches.
"I am immensely honoured and proud to accept this role," said Lancaster, who was interviewed for the job, along with former South Africa coach Nick Mallett.
"The critical part is what happens next. Lancaster has weathered the storm of the Six Nations Championship, and emerged with credit. [But] no-one should be under any illusions that the next few months will be extremely difficult for him. England play three Tests in South Africa in June. He will need no reminding of the enormous challenge of beating the Springboks on home turf. In November, England host the 'big three' from the southern hemisphere, along with Fiji. The forthcoming fixture list is unforgiving. In a worst case scenario, England might win one from the next seven matches."
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The contract runs until after the 2015 Rugby World Cup hosted in England.
Lancaster's first major task as permanent head coach will be picking a squad for the three-Test tour of South Africa in June.
Later this year England play Fiji, Australia, South Africa and New Zealand on consecutive weekends in their autumn programme.
"We have a massive task ahead of us in South Africa this summer and we have 37 games before that first World Cup match on home soil, so every second counts in developing players who can win that tournament - which has to be the ultimate aim," said Lancaster.
Forwards coach Graham Rowntree is expected to remain part of Lancaster's team but he faces a battle to retain Andy Farrell, who acted as backs and defence coach during the Six Nations.
Saracens are reluctant to release Farrell from his job as first-team coach at the club.
Lancaster was the number one choice with players, with back-row forward Phil Dowson saying the whole squad would back him.
"We spoke to him at the end [of the Six Nations] and I think he was absolutely exhausted because he left no stone unturned in terms of creating an environment and an atmosphere that was akin to a club," said Dowson.
A former director of rugby at Leeds, Lancaster was in charge of England's Saxons second team and elite player development at the RFU before taking over the national team.
As temporary boss, the former school teacher helped restore morale and reputation following England's dismal World Cup campaign, which saw a quarter-final exit and was marred by off-field controversies.
After news of his permanent appointment broke, England and London Irish prop Alex Corbisiero said on Twitter: "Right decision has been made."
Ian Ritchie, the RFU's new chief executive, oversaw the recruitment process and said Lancaster had "the skills and vision" needed to be a success.
He was assisted by an advisory panel comprising Conor O'Shea and Ian McGeechan - the Harlequins and Bath directors of rugby respectively - the RFU's professional rugby director Rob Andrew and former England flanker Richard Hill.
"We have been through a rigorous and global selection process and are confident that Stuart is the right person to lead England Rugby forward into the 2015 Rugby World Cup," said Ritchie.
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The RFU Board unanimously approved the appointment.
Lancaster's period as interim coach included a victory over World Cup finalists France in Paris and a 30-9 defeat of Ireland at Twickenham.
Former England coach Dick Best told BBC Radio 5 live that Lancaster deserved the job, but faced a difficult start.
"He has done remarkably well in a short space of time.  The honeymoon period is now over. It's a fairly tough beginning for his full-time role," he said.
"They are on course but they have to go up a couple of notches from the Six Nations for the games in South Africa and the autumn."

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output: Stuart Lancaster has been named permanent England head coach on a contract until January 2016.


Article: The Huguenot Museum in the High Street was opened by Princess Alexandra following a Â£1.5m development project.
The top two floors of the former French Hospital have been dedicated to the 250,000 protestants who fled France in the 17th and 18th Century.
The centre, includes three exhibitions telling the story of the Huguenot's persecution and fleeing from France.
There is also an archive and research centre in the building.
Between 60,000 to 80,000 of the group of Huguenots, who fled religious persecution in France, settled in England, mainly in the South East in places such as London, Canterbury and Sandwich.
Their legacy can be found in crafts such as silk weaving, silversmithing and furniture-making, together with banking and insurance.
In 1685, King Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes, which had granted Protestants in mainly Catholic France the freedom to worship in specified areas
Facing severe persecution, many Huguenots fled the country
In 1681, Charles II of England offered sanctuary to the French Protestants
Between 40,000 and 50,000 Huguenots sought refuge in England from 1670 to 1710, an estimated half of them settling in London
The French Hospital, founded in 1718, provides accommodation for elderly people who are of Huguenot heritage in about 60 apartments.
On display is a collection of paintings, engravings, furniture, silverware, and memorabilia, including a Bible that had been baked in a bread loaf.
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Summarize: A museum dedicated to the Huguenot people has been officially opened in Rochester in Kent.


Lincoln screenwriter Tony Kushner and soprano Renee Fleming were also among the 23 recipients honoured for their cultural contributions to the US.
The president praised their ability "`to open up minds and nourish souls".
"[To] help us understand what it means to be human, and what it means to be an American".
"The work that we honour today, the lifetime achievement of these artists and these scholars, reminds us that the human imagination is still the most powerful tool that we have as a people," Mr Obama told the medallists.
"Frankly, this is just fun for me because I feel like I know you all because I've enjoyed your performances."
He hailed 69-year-old filmmaker Lucas for "transforming" movies.
"I remember when I first saw Star Wars," said Mr Obama, who was a teenager when the first film was released in 1977.
"There's a whole generation that thinks special effects always looked like they do today. But it used to be you'd see the string on the little model spaceships."
He cited the courage shown by Ernest Gaines, who writes about the lives of African Americans, and blues and jazz musician Allen Toussaint, who helped revive his native New Orleans with music after the devastation of Hurricane Katrina.
Mr Obama told him: "After his hometown was battered by Katrina and Allen was forced to evacuate, he did something even more important for his city - he went back.  And since then, Allen has devoted his musical talent to lifting up and building up a city."
Other medal winners included musician Herb Alpert, the co-founder of A&M Records; comedian Elaine May and Home author Marilynne Robinson, who received a National Humanities Medal.
"Your writings have fundamentally changed me - I think for the better, Marilynne.  I believe that," the president said.
Past recipients of the medal include writer Harper Lee and the late pianist Van Cliburn.

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assistant: Star Wars director George Lucas has received the National Medal of Arts from President Barack Obama in a ceremony at the White House.