London Crime Briefing
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.
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London Crime News has published 7 stories involving David Walliams, from November 2026 to November 2026. Each one is scored for how well the original reporting stood up, and lists the reports it was written from.
Media minister Ian Murray has called for a significant cultural shift in the media industry, citing concerns over abuse and grooming allegations. The comments come amid an investigation into claims against David Walliams, who denies any wrongdoing. The minister referenced Russell Brand's recent sentencing.
Lilly Creightmore has spoken out about her allegations that comedian David Walliams groomed her as a teenager. She claims he contacted her after seeing her at a London show, later offering her accommodation and pressuring her to share his bed. Walliams denies all allegations of sexual misconduct.
Baroness Louise Casey has described abuses of power by high-profile figures against young people as 'appalling'. Speaking after Russell Brand's sentencing and amid allegations against David Walliams, she highlighted systemic issues in child protection and welcomed the lifting of an injunction.
David Walliams has placed his four-bedroom semi-detached house near Regent's Park on the market for £10.5 million. The sale follows an investigation into claims of sexual misconduct, which the presenter has denied.
Children's author and comedian David Walliams has lost a High Court bid to prevent his identity being revealed amid allegations of grooming. The judge ruled against an injunction, and no appeal was filed by the deadline.
Women have accused TV star David Walliams of sexual misconduct and grooming, with allegations spanning over a decade. Walliams, 55, sought an injunction to prevent reporting of the claims, citing a risk of suicide, but his bid was rejected by a High Court judge.
David Walliams has been identified as the celebrity at the centre of a legal battle over allegations of sexual misconduct and grooming. The comedian lost a bid to prevent media organisations from publishing details of the claims.
Significant incidents, hearings, outcomes and public-data changes across the capital.