Russell Brand

Lorraine Kelly says Russell Brand left her 'uncomfortable' with suspenders and 'sl*t' joke

Lorraine Kelly appeared on The Graham Norton Show back in 2007 with comedian Russell Brand, when he made a joke about her outfit and called her a 'slut' which she now says was 'uncomfortable'

People are falling for fake BBC clip of Russell Brand 'responding to abuse claims'

The prankster had to point out the joke to some social media users.

Russell Brand: Channel 4 boss Alex Mahon says allegations are 'horrendous'

Channel 4 CEO Alex Mahon has said the allegations made against Russell Brand are "horrendous" and that the industry needs to confront bad behaviour.

An audience with Russell Brand - how live shows became the comedian's breeding ground

The gigs often became a way of sleeping with women - and in some cases, demeaning them.

Our culture has made sexual excess routine - and Russell Brand is only part of the problem

The pearl-clutching over the Brand allegations hides a simple fact: his debauchery was lauded by broadcasters and lapped up by the public.

David Lynch bluntly refuses to ever work with Russell Brand while sitting next to him in resurfaced clip

David Lynch had a savage one-word response when asked if he'd ever collaborate with Russell Brand.

Russell Brand locked me in dressing room & pinned me to sofa

A woman claims Russell Brand pinned her down in his dressing room after telling her: "This is what you're here for."

His latest accuser, who does not want to be named, said he also had the "glazed" look seen by other alleged victims.

Russell Brand interview was mistake, Ed Miliband admits

Labour's former leader said he 'regrets' 2015 election campaign appearance as he faces criticism from ex-adviser.

Russell Brand may have reinvented himself as an anti-capitalist guru railing against "elites" and the false narratives of the mainstream media in recent years - quite handy should you ever need to discredit any long-standing accusations against yourself when the media finally manage to get them over the line into publishable form - but he is now relying on the capitalists' go-to-defenders of choice: expensive London libel lawyers.

As the painstaking joint investigation by the Sunday Times, Times and Channel 4 Dispatches inches closer to exposure, Brand has been represented by Schillings and Carter-Fuck partner Mark Thomson and his firm Thomson Heath & Associates, who cliam to undertake defamation work on behalf of "senior political figures, advising FTSE companies and their executives, royal families, governments and celebrities". Oooh, sounds a bitlike the global elite! Thomson Heath have so far declined to provide the Sunday Times with any further response to questions after the paper confirmed it had enough detailed evidence to publish last Thursday night. What can it all mean? Is it a conspiracy?

Street of Shame: Brand values

What the papers don't say about their connections with Russell Brand.