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Abuse in media industry probably still happening, minister warns in wake of Brand case

Abuse in media industry probably still happening, minister warns in wake of Brand case
BBC News Sunday 08 November 2026, 11:40 UTC 1 min read
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Lisa Nandy told Laura Kuenssberg that 'many people' in the media industry had opened up to her.

Lisa Nandy told Laura Kuenssberg that 'many people' in the media industry had opened up to her.
Lisa Nandy (PERSON) Laura Kuenssberg (PERSON)
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