From that link:
The judge in the case, Stephen John Hopkins QC, had earlier made clear that evidence of the sexual history of the victim was inadmissible.
He went on to say to Mr England: "Why did you say that? Are you completely stupid?"
Mr England said that he thought the question was about his relationship with the woman. Replying, His Honour Judge Hopkins said it was not: "It was quite clear what the question was".
The judge then said: "You have managed singlehanded, and I have no doubt it was deliberate on your part, to sabotage this trial".
Speaking to BBC Wales, the woman who was raped said: "It is completely shocking to me that Ross England would stand up in court and say these things given that they are untrue".
"He was asked if we worked together, and the answer to that is yes.
"Nobody asked him if we were in a sexual relationship or not. For him to just blurt that out proves to me that it was a formulated plan that he and whoever else conjured to try and derail the trial.
"I think it was an absolutely deliberate attempt to sabotage the trial."
During the proceedings, His Honour Judge Hopkins went on to say to Mr England: "I shall be writing personal letters to people who are politically close to you and I hope they take appropriate action".
His final comment to Mr England was: "Get out of my court".