Russell Brand trial: accusers have ‘nothing to gain’ and were not led by media, court told
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In closing speech, prosecutor says six women had ‘bravely’ come forward after realising they were not alone Six women who have been “haunted” by their encounters with Russell Brand came forward to give evidence against him with nothing to gain and no appetite for fame, a court has heard. The prosecu
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Russell Brand trial: accusers have ‘nothing to gain’ and were not led by media, court told. In closing speech, prosecutor says six women had ‘bravely’ come forward after realising they were not alone Six women who have been “haunted” by their encounters with Russell Brand came forward to give evidence against him with nothing to gain and no appetite for fame, a court has heard. The prosecu Covered by 2 publications. The Guardian UK: Russell Brand trial: accusers have ‘nothing to gain’ and were not led by media, court told. The Guardian World: Russell Brand trial: accusers have ‘nothing to gain’ and were not led by media, court told.
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- The Guardian UK United Kingdom Russell Brand trial: accusers have ‘nothing to gain’ and were not led by media, court told In closing speech, prosecutor says six women had ‘bravely’ come forward after realising they were not alone Six women who have been “haunted” by their encounters with Russell Brand came forward to give evidence against him with nothing to gain and no appetite for fame, a court has heard. The prosecu 3 h ago · Tier 2
- The Guardian World United Kingdom Russell Brand trial: accusers have ‘nothing to gain’ and were not led by media, court told In closing speech, prosecutor says six women had ‘bravely’ come forward after realising they were not alone Six women who have been “haunted” by their encounters with Russell Brand came forward to give evidence against him with nothing to gain and no appetite for fame, a court has heard. The prosecu 3 h ago · Tier 2
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