Johnny Depp trial – live: Doctor recalls treating severed finger after Amber Heard

Ms Lloyd’s testimony has resumed, with her being shown video from inside Depp’s home on his private island.

The nurse confirmed she recognised the home, which was decorated with brightly-coloured furniture.

One member of the jury, Juror 25, has been excused due to health issues.

The juror spoke briefly to the judge following the lunch break, saying he needed time to overcome stomach problems.

He offered to come back tomorrow after getting some rest, but the judge said that was not an option and excused him altogether.

Monday’s lunch break has ended, with the jury preparing to hear more from Ms Lloyd’s testimony.

Two unusual spectators showed up ourside the court on Monday: alpacas.

A snap by Law & Crime photographer Eric Benson captured the two leashed alpacas, one of them wearing a “Justice for Johnnie” sign, in front of the Fairfax County courthouse with a young woman.

The Independent’s Gustaf Kilander describes what we’ve learned so far from Ms Lloyd – including about Depp’s fights with Heard and his fear that he would never be able to kick his addiction:

The court has broken for lunch until 2pm EST.

After the break the jury will continue to hear testimony from Ms Lloyd.

Depp broke into a small laugh when the court was shown a text message in which he told Ms Lloyd: “You can give me some morphine to see if my tongue and penis touch.”

The message was part of an apology after he had refused to see Ms Lloyd – or anyone else – earlier in the day.

The jury has been shown text messages between Depp and Ms Lloyd in March 2015 after the finger injury, in which the actor shares sadness over being “fired” by Dr Kipper.

Ms Lloyd said she did not remember the messages but does believe they are accurate.

Depp refers to Ms Lloyd as “Little Debbie” and “Nurse Shark” in the messages and says he will miss having her around.

In one message Ms Lloyd tells Depp that Dr Kipper would resume care if he “stops using” – but the nurse said she did not recall what that message meant.

Ms Lloyd is now recounting the March 2015 incident in which Depp was treated for a severed finger.

She said she arrived at the home to find it in disarray, but did not remember many details about that.

She said she was told several rumours about how Depp sustained the injury, including that Heard had thrown vodka bottles at him. She said she did not remember who told her that story or whether she spoke directly to Depp about the incident.