One story, two headlines, Film & TV
David Walliams, UK Celebrity, Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct
18 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
British comedian and children's author David Walliams accused of sexual misconduct
Jonathan Ross's 2004 joke about David Walliams 'going home with 15-year-olds' as Little Britain star is accused of sexual assault
Every headline, by side
Left 2
- David Walliams, UK Celebrity, Is Accused of Sexual Misconduct
The New York Times, lean left
- British comedian and children's author David Walliams accused of sexual misconduct
ABC News, lean left
Right 1
Daily MailCentre 1
BBC NewsNot rated 14
- David Walliams revealed as celebrity accused of sexual misconduct after losing anonymity fight
Evening Standard
- David Walliams, Former ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ Judge, Accused of ‘Grooming Fans’ and ‘Harassing Women’ After Failing to Get Injunction
Variety
- ‘I am not a sexual predator’: David Walliams revealed to be at the centre of sexual misconduct investigation
The West Australian
- British children’s author David Walliams accused of sexual misconduct
The Sydney Morning Herald
- David Walliams: Timeline of controversies as Little Britain star is accused of sexual misconduct
The Independent
- UK children’s author David Walliams accused of sexual assault – denies claims
South China Morning Post
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