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Russell Brand tells trial he had sex obsession but that consent is ‘non-negotiable’

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The Guardian World Russell Brand tells trial he had sex obsession but that consent is ‘non-negotiable’
Former comedian, in court on rape and sexual assault charges, denies setting goal to sleep with 5,000 womenRussell Brand has told a court he had an obsession with sex as a younger man but denied setti
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Channel News Asia UK comedian Brand tells rape trial 'consent is fundamental'
Russell Brand pleaded not guilty to seven sexual offence charges and told the court that consent is "fundamental" to sexual relations as he gave evidence in his rape trial.
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  • Channel News Asia more institutional focus than the other reports here

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Institutional focus 58 point spread
Channel News Asia 58 52%
The Guardian World 0 45%

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