According to BBC News, four men are standing trial after the ex-husband of a woman pleaded guilty to drugging and raping her. The BBC's headline says men abused a woman who was advertised by her husband, the court was told.

The Guardian reported that the four men on trial are charged with sexually assaulting Joanne Young while she was sedated, restrained and blindfolded. It said her former husband, businessman Philip Young, had for years been drugging her and inviting men into their family home to sexually assault her. According to the Guardian, her world was “tilted on its axis” when she discovered what had been happening.

The two outlets differ in how they describe the charges. BBC News reported the ex-husband's guilty plea to drugging and raping the woman, while The Guardian described the four men as charged with sexual assault. Neither BBC News nor The Guardian, in the material available here, says what sentence, if any, has been imposed or how the four men have responded to the charges.

Both outlets framed their accounts around what the court was told during the proceedings. The summaries available do not say when the events took place or where the trial is being held, and they do not give the court's findings to date.

The Guardian's account centres on the woman's discovery of the alleged conduct and on the arrangements the court heard about in the family home. BBC News placed its emphasis on the trial of the four men and on the guilty plea entered by the former husband. Readers seeking the complete reports, including any further details of the proceedings, can consult the original coverage from each outlet.

Sources: BBC News: Men abused woman advertised by husband, court told; The Guardian: Woman’s world ‘tilted on axis’ on learning husband invited men to sexually assault her, court told.