The trial of the man accused of murdering 23-year-old Molly McLaren enters its second day today (January 24).
On Tuesday (January 23), the court heard transcripts of the last WhatsApp message Molly sent to a friend moments before her death.
The jury also saw images of the weapons found in Stimpson's car following his arrest by the police and today we understand the court will see CCTV footage from the day of Molly's death.
Our reporter Will Harrison is in court all day and will be reporting live from the trial.
You can follow our live blog below for the latest updates directly from the courtroom throughout the day
CCTV from Asda in Chatham
CCTV showed Stimpson buying the knife from Asda in Chatham.
Bodycam footage of Stimpson covered in blood
Earlier the court was shown shocking footage of Stimpson taken by one of the police officer’s body-worn camera.
The video was taken just minutes after he had slashed his ex-girlfriend’s throat in her car and he is briefly seen covered in blood.
Next witnesses
The jury has heard from Leah Jane Hubbard and is now being read a witness statement from Molly’s mum Joanne McLaren.
More updates to come.
"Sometimes he called me a slag and stuff"
The court heard Miss Dale was texting and speaking to Stimpson over six months before meeting him in a local pub with a friend of hers.
They went out together to Revolution bar in Newcastle-under-Lyme.
Talking about the trip to the bar, Mr Bennetts asked if Stimpson was getting on with her friends?
Miss Dale: “No, he just sat with me. He looked a bit uneasy and a bit on edge, I was a bit wary.”
Mr Bennetts asked if she met with him again after that night, adding: “Did you later receive something like 25 missed calls from him?”
Miss Dale: “Yeah, he started off normal but then got a bit possessive. He took pictures of me asking why I was wearing certain clothes, sometimes he called me a slag and stuff.”
A witness is being sworn in
Witness Alexandra Stephanie Dale is being sworn in.
She is appearing by video link and has long straight black hair past her shoulders.
The court is hearing she met Stimpson in Newcastle back in 2013. It is understood this means Newcastle-under-Lyme in Staffordshire.
The police approach Stimpson
The jury is shown video of the car park taken from a camera at 10.58am, is reminding the jury how Stimpson is said to have followed Molly around the car park before the attack.
The pair leave the gym
Stimpson walks back up to top of stairs, appears to look back into room Molly is exercising in, then walks back down stairs again - Molly is still exercising.
The defendant is seen inside the gym near the front door with his gym bag.
He seems to linger for a few seconds before leaving via swivel door and then the front automatic door.
Stimpson is then seen walking out into car park with his gym bag before Molly leaves the gym holding a phone with a screen on, possibly texting.
Molly leaves via the swivel and front door, still holding her phone in front of her like she’s texting.
More footage from the Pure Gym
Molly exercises for a few seconds more before noticing him. When she sees him, she looks at him for a few moments then stands next to him, possibly talking.
She walks out the frame for a moment and then he does, then she returns for a moment and he does a few seconds later.
Another person also walks across the frame and that other person appears to be exercising at the back of the room.
Molly and Stimpson are now a few metres apart both exercising - she’s mostly on the floor.
Stimpson is seen going back down internal stairs and then he comes back again.
Stimpson enters the Pure Gym where Molly is exercising
Stimpson can be seen entering Pure Gym with a gym bag, wearing a white sleeveless top, dark shorts and trainers.
He walks up some internal stairs, gets to the top, hesitates heads back down, gets half way turns and goes back up.
The defendant then walks into seemingly empty room (you can’t see anyone else on camera) where Molly is exercising.
He walks in slowly past her while she exercises and takes a position a few metres to her right.
Day two of the trial is now underway
The jury is now watching CCTV footage of Stimpson buying the knife from ASDA in Maidstone Road, Chatham.
It has also seen footage from the Dockside in Chatham on the day of the killing, June 29, 2017.
The footage is from 10.06am and 11.10am and Molly can be seen entering the front door of Pure Gym
At 10.16am Stimpson drives his dad’s car into the Dockside.