BBC Confirms Two More Complaints About Russell Brand's Behavior

Total Number of Complaints Rises to Five Amid Ongoing Review into Brand's Conduct

Two more people have come forward with complaints about Russell Brand's behavior during his time as a BBC radio presenter between 2006 and 2008, bringing the total number of complaints to five.
The nature of the new allegations is not specified, but they are understood to relate to his workplace conduct and are not of a serious sexual nature.
The BBC launched a review into Brand's conduct in September following allegations of rape and sexual assault published by The Times, The Sunday Times, and Channel 4's Dispatches.
Brand has denied all allegations, including those of inappropriate conduct in the workplace, inappropriate use of BBC cars, and a 2008 incident in Los Angeles.
The BBC's review is ongoing and it appears that no disciplinary action was taken against Brand during his engagement with the broadcaster.