A trial for a woman accused of forcing a teenage boy to have sex with her has been delayed.

Osareen Omoruyi, 51, is on trial at Oxford Crown Court charged with three counts of sexual activity with a child and one count of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity after an alleged incident on February 7 in Witney.

The defendant is accused of threatening a teenage boy, 14, to engage in a sexual activity with her in a wooded area near the Waitrose supermarket in Witan Way.

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She allegedly threatening to stab him if he tried to run away.

Omoruyi, of Duckington Lane, Witney, has denied the offences and is expected to say that the boy had asked her for sex but nothing happened.

The trial is delayed on the second day (October 16) due to a sick juror.

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Judge Ian Pringle, who is presiding over the case, has advised the jury that is it best to adjourn for a day and resume the trial on Thursday morning (October 17).

During the start of the trial on Tuesday (October 15), the jury heard that Omoruyi allegedly encouraged the boy to drink ‘four to five cups’ of alcohol before threatening him to engage in sexual activity.

She is expected to argue that the teenager wanted to drink and no sexual activity took place.