


BBC Apologizes to Staff Following Russell Brand Misconduct Review
An internal review at the BBC reveals mishandling of complaints against Russell Brand, prompting an apology to staff who felt unable to raise issues.
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Overview
The BBC has issued an apology to employees after an internal review revealed that numerous complaints regarding Russell Brand's misconduct during his time at the broadcaster were inadequately addressed. Many staff members felt unable to speak up due to Brand's perceived influence. The review found eight complaints, including serious allegations of sexual harassment. Since the allegations resurfaced, the BBC has implemented new procedures to ensure that staff can report concerns without fear of retaliation, acknowledging past failings in their handling of such issues. A police investigation into Brand is ongoing.
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