Noel Clarke Pledges To Seek “Professional Help” Following Sexual Misconduct Allegations

James - who is best known for playing Martin Fowler in the BBC soap from 1996 to 2007 - said that he feels 'ashamed' he didn't speak up for friends of his that he accused Clarke of 'hurting.'It comes after 20 women came forward with allegations about the Viewpoint star this week. Following the publication of the Guardian's investigation, former soap star James weighed in on Twitter writing: "Noel Clarke had too many of scared us for too long.

Hanna Flint Guest ContributorMembers of the U.K. film and TV industry are calling for an overhaul of on-set safety measures and a “recalibration” of how to protect survivors of abuse following reports of multiple allegations of sexual harassment and bullying against Noel Clarke during his decades-long career as an actor, writer and producer.Since The Guardian released its investigation into the star, best known for his roles in “Doctor Who” and “Bulletproof,” as well as creating “The Hood” film trilogy, 26 people have come forward with accusations against him.

Noel Clarke's former Kidulthood co-star Adam Deacon has accused the actor of "gas-lighting" him so severely that it led to a "complete breakdown of his mental health". Last week, Clarke, 45, saw his career crumble to the ground after more than 20 women came forward to allege sexual harassment and misconduct against him.

Noel Clarke 's former co-star Adam Deacon has launched a blistering social media attack on him following allegations of sexual misconduct.

Cash for shoutouts website Cameo have ‘removed’ Noel Clarke from their line-up following allegations of sexual misconduct against the star.

The Guardian newspaper reported allegations from 20 women, who have accused the Viewpoint actor of harassment and bullying.He has since said he's "deeply sorry" for some of his actions and will seek professional help, but has "vehemently" denied all claims of sexual misconduct.He said in a statement: "I vehemently deny any sexual misconduct or criminal wrongdoing."Recent reports however have made it clear to me that some of my actions have affected people in ways I did not intend or realise."He added: "To those individuals, I am deeply sorry.

Noel Clarke has been offering video messages to his fans that cost £50, in which he warns them to "stay on my good side".

SHAMED actor Noel Clarke is still offering video “shout-outs” to fans, telling them: “Hopefully send you a message soon.” The director, who is at the centre of a number of harassment claims, remains listed on celeb-messaging site Cameo where he told people to “stay on my good side” and has commented on a female fans’ looks. The 45-year-old, whose appearance in last week’s Viewpoint finale was cancelled by ITV, is seen speaking directly to fans on his page.

Noel Clarke once admitted that he'd directed an actor to lick an actress' face without warning her first because he wanted to get her "real reaction".

Prince William was reportedly "kept in the dark" about sexual harassment claims made against Noel Clarke, despite being the president of BAFTA. Noel, 45, was suspended by the organisation last week after 20 women came forward to allege misconduct against Noel, claims which he vehemently denies.

UNDER-FIRE Noel Clarke asked actor Adam Deacon to lick a star’s face without warning her in a hit film. Director Clarke told Deacon to keep the actress in the dark to ensure her reaction was “real”.

ITV drama Viewpoint, which starred Noel Clarke, appeared to have been cut from an interview with Catherine Tyldesley.The former Coronation Street actress sat down with Martin and Roman Kemp on their Weekend Best programme on Saturday - but there was no mention of her latest project during the interview.Clarke, 45, starred alongside Catherine in the five-part drama, but the show was hurriedly pulled from schedules after he was hit with allegations of sexual misconduct, which he vehemently denies.An investigation carried out by The Guardian saw Clarke accused by 20 women of various offences, including sexual misconduct and bullying.Catherine, 37, has been appearing on various TV shows to promote the drama - which is her first major telly

Jahannah James has claimed she called cops after Noel Clarke secretly filmed her naked but was told they couldn't investigate.

BAFTA president Prince William claims he was "kept in the dark" about the sexual misconduct allegations that have been made against actor Noel Clarke.According to reports from The Sunday Times, charity officials failed to inform the Duke of Cambridge about the allegations that had been made against the star and the concerns that they had.Reports by The Sunday Times suggest that Bafta were made aware of sex allegations made against Clarke as early as March 30, but never told Prince William of their concerns until last week.The Guardian had also informed Bafta 13 days before the ceremony went ahead, but the award proceeded to present him the award as they had "no evidence".This week, The Guardian published their investigation into Clarke,

EastEnders actor James Alexandrou has said that he feels "ashamed" that he couldn’t do more to protect his friends.

The launch-pad for Noel Clarke's career before the toughest week of his life took hold, Kidulthood laid bare the often unseen under-belly of west London street warfare.

Adam Deacon previously accused Noel Clarke of ruining his career, after the pair had a publicised fallout over Noel’s claims that Adam had "infringed on the copyright of his movies".Though the pair’s relationship became strained in later years, they both originally starred together in Clarke's film Kidulthood in 2006 and the sequel Adulthood in 2008. But Deacon’s character was not a part of the third installment, Brotherhood in 2016.The actor’s problems started to arise in 2011 when Decon received the Bafta Rising star award for his directorial debut, Anuvahood.

Mention of the Noel Clarke drama Viewpoint appeared to have been 'cut' from an interview with one of it's stars, Catherine Tyldesley, this weekend.

The alleged offences took place between 2004 and 2019. Fatherof-three Clarke, married to makeup artist Iris Da Silva, said the claims had "made it clear to me that some of my actions have affected people in ways I did not intend or realise".He added: "To those individuals, I am deeply sorry.

BAFTA President Prince William was “kept in the dark” about sex allegations made against Noel Clarke, it is claimed.  Officials at the charity failed to inform the Duke of Cambridge of their concerns about the actor-producer until last week, according to the Sunday Times. Earlier this week, The Guardian published allegations of misconduct from 20 women who knew Clarke in a professional capacity.

BBC News that they received a third party report on April 21 relating to allegations of sexual offenses by a man. Police have said they are assessing the information, but that an investigation is not currently underway.A statement given by Met Police said: “On Wednesday, 21 April, police received a third party report relating to allegations of sexual offences allegedly committed by a male over a period of time.” At this time it is unclear who made the initial report to police and they have not confirmed the identity of the man against whom the report was made.According to the BBC, a third party report is anonymous so the allegation cannot be investigated by the police.