Russell Brand, David Walliams and the television industry's continuing problem with speaking up

The cases of Russell Brand and David Walliams have renewed scrutiny of misconduct and accountability in British television. Drawing on his experience as the BBC's former Head of Whistleblowing, William Richards examines the power imbalances, workplace cultures and precarious employment arrangements that make speaking up difficult, and why trusted reporting mechanisms and effective investigations are essential to protecting people across the industry.