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Doctor Who from his co-stars and other show workers.One woman said Clarke – who played Mickey Smith – targeted her in his trailer.He is alleged to have said he “liked girls with long hair, as it gave him something to hold on to when doing them from behind”.An actress, who remained anonymous, claims Clarke repeatedly “made advances” and “asked me if I wanted a piece of his dark chocolate”.Another woman claimed Clarke grabbed her leg while she drove him to and from the set and “constantly” chatted about sex.He is also accused of sexually harassing a show runner and her female co-worker in a bar at a Cardiff hotel after a work event.Clarke, 45, strongly denied each of the new accusations through a lawyer, who said it “beggars belief” that the

Noel Clarke’s former agent Gary O’Sullivan has been abruptly let go from UK management firm 42.

Doctor Who.The allegations, the latest in a line of accusations made against the star, date back to his time on the show between 2005 and 2010, when he played character Mickey Smith.A new exposé in the Guardian, the same publication that published initial allegations against Clarke from 20 women last month, sees a number of Doctor Who crew members allege that the actor sexually harassed and inappropriately touched them on set.Among the accusers is costume assistant Joanne Hayes, who alleges that Clarke sexually harassed her in his trailer on set for the show in August 2004 when she was assisting him with his costume.Hayes alleges that Clarke told her that he “liked girls with long hair, as it gave him something to hold on to when doing

NOEL Clarke has today been accused of sexual harassment and inappropriate touching on the set of Doctor Who. The 45-year-old, who played vehicle technician Mickey Smith from 2005 to 2010 in the BBC’s flagship show, is also accused of making lewd suggestive comments to his co-workers.

The BBC are launching an investigation after several people have come forward to allege they were "sexually harassed or inappropriately touched" by Noel Clarke on the set of Doctor Who. Noel, 45, was accused of sexual harassment, groping and bullying — all of which he vehemently denies — by 20 women who spoke to The Guardian last week.

allegations of sexual assault, harassment and bullying made against the star.In light of the claims, the letter highlighted a broader culture of sexism and sexual harassment against women in film and TV, and has called for industry-wide action to be taken.“After reading the Noel Clarke allegations, many of us within the TV and film industry started sharing our own stories of sexual harassment and sexual abuse.

Noel Clarke has been embroiled in fresh allegations about his sexually inappropriate behaviour just a week after 20 women went on the record about his previous misconduct on set.

Naman Ramachandran The ongoing Noel Clarke behavioral impropriety saga took a further sordid turn with the embattled star accused of misbehavior of the sets of BBC’s flagship show “Doctor Who.”“Several sources came forward to allege they were sexually harassed or inappropriately touched by the actor on a flagship show, ‘Doctor Who,'” U.K.

Hundreds have signed a petition calling for change in the entertainment industry after the allegations against Noel Clarke.

HUNDERS of members of the TV and film industry have signed an open letter calling for action after the sexual harassment claims made against Noel Clarke. They are backing the letter which says it is “time to put an end to this culture that turns a blind eye to predators and harassers operating in plain sight”.

A letter calling for a shakeup in the culture of the UK film and TV industry, penned in response to the accusations made against actor and producer Noel Clarke last week, has attracted more than 800 signatures at the time of writing.

after it was told about allegations of sexual assault, harassment and bullying against the star.Dame Pippa Harris said had the awards body known “one fraction of the information” detailed in The Guardian‘s exposé then it would not have proceeded to honour him with its Outstanding Contribution to Cinema award last month.Sky News asked Harris why BAFTA made a trained expert available to Clarke’s accusers after he was awarded in order to give them professional advice – two weeks after it first learnt about some of the claims.“If we had had one fraction of the information that the Guardian had had, we would never have given an award to Noel Clarke,” Harris told the broadcaster.“That is obvious, but we didn’t have that information.

Naman Ramachandran More than 800 members of the U.K.

London Comic Con.The actor was in the line-up of celebrities that fans could get an autograph from for £20, or have their photo taken with him at the event, slated to take place in July, for the same price.Fans could have also had a snap taken with him and his Bulletproof co-star Ashley Walters for £40.However The Sun reports his name has been removed from the line up. Additionally, if you visit his ‘guest’ page on the event’s official website you are met with a notice saying the page is ‘not found’.Clarke has been accused by 20 women of sexual misconduct in a report published by The Guardian.

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Following a damning string of sexual misconduct allegations made against British actor Noel Clarke, it has been revealed that his production firm is £1.5 in debt.

“I could never condone behaviour of this nature neither in nor out of the workplace, and whilst Noel has been a friend and colleague for several years, I cannot stand by and ignore these allegations."Sexual harassment, abuse and bullying have no place in our industry.

NOEL Clarke's production firm is £1.5 million in debt, The Sun can reveal. The disgraced actor, 45, has been axed from many of his jobs following a series of sexual misconduct allegations that have been made against him.

Noel Clarke has been dropped from another role amid sexual misconduct allegations.

Kidulthood star Adam Deacon has shared his support for the women who have accused Noel Clarke of sexual assault, sexual harassment and bullying.Clarke was suspended by BAFTA last week in the wake of 20 women’s accusations published in The Guardian. He subsequently had his recent Outstanding Contribution to Cinema award withdrawn.

Noel Clarke’s former co-star Adam Deacon has accused him of "gas-lighting" him and making him a "victim" of his "sociopathic" behaviour over the course of 15 years.The Kidulthood star, who acted alongside Noel, released a statement on Twitter, making the claims on Tuesday.He also shared his support for the 27 women who have come out and made allegations of sexual harassment and bullying against the Bulletproof actor.Sharing the post on his Twitter page, Adam began his post by saying he "believes every single word" of the women who have accused his former colleague, and went on to claim he had a mental breakdown because Noel was "gas-lighting" him.The 38-year-old wrote: "I would like to start by saying I stand by all the women who have