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Jeremy Vine panel questions injunctions after fresh Brand allegations

Nelufar Hedayat and Dr David Bull join a discussion that moves from new accusations to politicians' appearances on Brand's programmes.

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0:06Vine introduces The Times's report that six more women have accused Russell Brand of abusive behaviour.
3:22Archive footage prompts discussion of Nigel Farage appearing on Brand's programme after the initial allegations.
4:40Ed Miliband's 2015 appearance brings the political appeal of Brand's audience into the discussion.
7:05Hedayat argues against injunctions concerning sexual crimes; Vine and Bull discuss privacy rights and legal thresholds.

Who gets protected when public figures seek to stop allegations being published? That question occupies the later stretch of Jeremy Vine's most-watched upload of the week, following discussion of six more women accusing Russell Brand of sexual misconduct.

Vine opens with The Times's reporting before documentary filmmaker Nelufar Hedayat and former Reform UK chairman Dr David Bull discuss the new accusations. The programme reports that they follow Brand's conviction and prison sentence, the subject of our previous note. These are further allegations, not further convictions.

The conversation also examines politicians' willingness to appear on Brand's programmes, using archive footage of Nigel Farage and Ed Miliband. Later, Hedayat argues against allowing injunctions concerning sexual crimes, while Vine and Bull explore privacy protections and legal thresholds. It is a discussion about the reach of legal restrictions as well as the conduct under scrutiny.

The clip drew roughly 14,000 views and is also the channel's busiest upload for daily views. Across 23 uploads, the week's other subjects included disability benefits, EU alignment and asylum accommodation at Piddington, where Hedayat called for greater understanding towards asylum seekers. Friday's full programme also made room for James Jordan and Brendan Cole to discuss their stage tour and Strictly Come Dancing.

Channel-wide daily views are more than double their usual level, although subscribers were unchanged over the week. The benefits and British-identity clips join the Brand discussion among the uploads drawing the most views each day.

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