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It Was the U.K.’s Worst-Kept Secret: The Identity of a Celebrity Accused of Preying on Teens | News.gg

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The case of David Walliams, who denies the allegations, raises fresh concerns about Britain’s strict libel laws, which critics say stymie freedom of speech.

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It Was the U.K.’s Worst-Kept Secret: The Identity of a Celebrity Accused of Preying on Teens

The case of David Walliams, who denies the allegations, raises fresh concerns about Britain’s strict libel laws, which critics say stymie freedom of speech.

By David Luhnow · Nov 10, 2026, 6:32 PM UTC

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It Was the U.K.’s Worst-Kept Secret: The Identity of a Celebrity Accused of Preying on Teens
The case of David Walliams, who denies the allegations, raises fresh concerns about Britain’s strict libel laws, which critics say stymie freedom of speech.
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Last Updated: 5 minutes ago
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