The ambulance worker denies that he was a paramedic

Mr Kaolski worked as a call handler for the East of England Ambulance Service and his work identification card was shown to the jury.

The accuser said he used stickers to hide his younger role so he could pretend to the women he met that he was a paramedic.

Kadolski told the court he used stickers to hide personal information, but the prosecutor labeled this “another blatant lie.”

“It is absolute nonsense that you would put a sticker on because of the sensitivity of data,” said prosecutor Anne Whyte KC.

Mr Kadolski has been charged with 15 sex offences, but on two charges the jury has been told he does not have to answer a case.

The indictment includes four allegations of rape against a woman between August and December 2022.