Sky cancels ‘Bulletproof’ series following Noel Clarke allegations

who was accused of sexual misconduct, bullying and harassment by over 20 women. A spokesperson from BAFTA explained the organisation’s decision to withhold the Fellowships and Special Awards this year, telling Metro: “We have recently announced that we are conducting a review of the processes governing awards that are in the gift of the academy, so we have temporarily paused the Special Awards and Fellowships and they will not feature in this Sunday’s ceremony.”Clarke was suspended from BAFTA

The Guardian published a story including accounts rom 20 women who accused the “Bulletproof” actor of sexual harassment, unwanted groping, inappropriate comments made on set, sharing explicit photos and videos without consent and bullying. Clarke denied all allegations except for one, admitting he once made inappropriate comments about one woman.“In a 20-year career, I have put inclusivity and diversity at the forefront of my work and never had a complaint made against me.

Sky has canceled the fourth season of Bulletproof following The Guardian’s explosive investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against Noel Clarke.

Manori Ravindran International EditorSky has canceled “Bulletproof,” three weeks after multiple sexual misconduct allegations emerged about the show’s lead Noel Clarke, Variety can reveal.A spokesperson for the Comcast-backed pay-TV operator confirmed the decision: “Sky will not be proceeding with any further series of ‘Bulletproof.'” Meanwhile, production company Vertigo Films has also said it “will not make any future series of ‘Bulletproof.'”Variety understands season 4 of the show had

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

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.

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

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.