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'Power of celebrity' silenced Russell Brand's victims, says Met chief as he expects 'many more' women to come forward

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Evening Standard UK
By Nicholas Cecil
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'Power of celebrity' silenced Russell Brand's victims, says Met chief as he expects 'many more' women to come forward
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Scotland Yard boss Sir Mark Rowley praises ‘bravery’ of Brand’s victims

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  • 'Power of celebrity' silenced Russell Brand's victims, says Met chief as he expects 'many more' women to come forward.
  • Scotland Yard boss Sir Mark Rowley praises ‘bravery’ of Brand’s victims Scotland Yard boss Sir Mark Rowley praises ‘bravery’ of Brand’s victims

Scotland Yard boss Sir Mark Rowley praises ‘bravery’ of Brand’s victims

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