Ministers consider forcing TV industry to better protect women after David Walliams allegations
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Lisa Nandy expected to meet leaders from television, film and publishing and could legislate if voluntary action deemed insufficient Ministers are considering changing the law to force the entertainment industry to better protect women and children in the wake of the revelations over David Walliams and the conviction of Russell Brand . Lisa Nandy, the culture secretary, is expected to meet leaders
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