Miller felt 'hunted' during paparazzi chase

Sienna Miller has claimed she felt "hunted" by photographers who chased her home from a nightclub after last year's BAFTA Awards.

The actress told West London Magistrates' Court she was concerned that snappers wanted to find her new address so they could camp outside the property 24/7.

She was testifying at the trial of Bryan Ferry's son Otis, who is accused of preventing paparazzi taking pictures of her as they left a post-BAFTAs party at a London club last February.

He has admitted grabbing the keys from two of the photographers' cars and throwing them to the ground. However, he denies two charges of criminal damage in connection with the incident.

Ferry, of Shrewsbury, earlier told the court that paparazzi drove like "lunatics" while pursuing Miller.

The 25-year-old said he and brother Isaac had started to follow her home in Isaac's Land Rover but had been blocked by photographers.

He told the court: "It then became very clear that there were quite a few vehicles and they were absolutely stopping at nothing to get after us. These cars were driving at us incredibly aggressively, initially trying to get between Isaac's car and Sienna's car."

He said the paparazzi's behaviour had been frightening, adding: "It was like dodgems driving."

Miller recently passed her driving test on her second attempt.