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BBC confirms removal of TV shows featuring David Walliams – including Doctor Who episode and Little Britain
- On Tuesday, the BBC began removing programmes featuring comedian David Walliams, including Little Britain, following serious allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
- A three-year joint investigation by ITV News and The Guardian revealed multiple women came forward with allegations of sexual misconduct and grooming dating back to 2003.
- Walliams strongly denies the allegations, stating in a letter to journalists, "I am not a sexual predator," while acknowledging he "behaved thoughtlessly" in past relationships.
- Following the BBC, Channel 4 and Sky removed content featuring the comedian, while his literary agency, Independent Talent Group, and the Labour Party severed ties.
- Separately, Alton Towers Resort permanently closed its "World of David Walliams" attraction on November 3, 2026, citing an annual planning process for the decision.
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Kate Garraway slammed after defending Jonathan Ross over Brand and Walliams
Good Morning Britain anchor Kate Garraway has come under fire after she branded Jonathan Ross 'brave' for speaking out over his former friends, David Walliams and convicted rapist, Russell Brand
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