UK ministers weigh legislation to protect women in entertainment after Walliams, Brand cases

UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy plans to meet TV, film, publishing, and possibly sport leaders to consider statutory measures if voluntary protections for women and children are deemed insufficient. This follows allegations against David Walliams and Russell Brand's conviction, marking a potential shift from self-regulation to legal mandates in the entertainment industry. The outcome is uncertain pending industry response and legislative feasibility.

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