Following his recent conviction, Russell Brand is now the subject of new police investigations into rape allegations, including one involving a schoolgirl. Authorities indicate that more victims may come forward, and a commentary piece suggests his past public persona should have served as a warning.

The Independent: Met Police chief says ‘many more’ victims could come forward after Russell…

Following Russell Brand's rape conviction, the Metropolitan Police chief stated that many more victims may come forward, as investigations continue.

The Independent: Brand investigated for raping schoolgirl as police warn there could be more…

Russell Brand is being investigated for allegedly raping a schoolgirl, and police are warning that there could be more victims beyond those already identified.

BBC News: Russell Brand Faces More Rape Allegations

Police have confirmed that Russell Brand is being investigated for rape allegations from two additional women.

The Independent: Russell Brand told us who he was decades ago – we should have listened

A commentary piece suggests that Russell Brand's public persona and past actions indicated his true character, which should have been recognized earlier.

A parliamentary committee report has revealed that non-working royals, whose expenses are covered by King Charles III, are paying reduced rent on properties owned by the Crown Estate. This comes amid ongoing accusations against Prince William, the Prince of Wales, regarding the tax affairs of his duchy, raising questions of double standards.

The i Paper: Royals not working for the palace are still paying cut-price rent

A parliamentary committee report has found that the Crown Estate has been charging reduced rent to non-working royals whose expenses are covered by the King.

The Observer: Royal Duchy's Tax Controversy

Prince William is accused of double standards regarding the tax affairs of his duchy.

Labour MPs are expressing regret over their vote to proscribe Palestine Action, arguing that the right to protest has been undermined. Concurrently, Prime Minister Andy Burnham is pushing for new measures to require UK employers to include salary information in job advertisements, a proposal that has drawn criticism from some Labour MPs who deem his plan to ban North Sea gas extraction as 'perverse' and 'strange'.

The Observer: Labour MPs Regret Palestine Action Ban

Labour MPs express regret over their vote to proscribe Palestine Action, stating that the right to protest has been undermined since they were pressured into the ban, which led to 4,000 arrests in a year.

The Independent: Burnham to force UK employers to include salaries in job adverts

Andy Burnham plans to introduce measures that will compel UK employers to display salary information in their job advertisements.

The i Paper: Labour MPs criticize Burnham's North Sea gas ban as 'perverse'

Labour Members of Parliament have labeled Andy Burnham's proposal to ban North Sea gas extraction as 'perverse' and 'strange'.

The Observer: Can Labour Control Energy Bills?

Ben Zaranko questions whether the Labour party can effectively manage and reduce gas prices for consumers.