Russell Brand tells jury friends won't defend him over sex crime allegations
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Key context: Russell Brand told the court he did not commit the crimes and believed sexual consent was "fundamental, essential, necessary" and "more important than sex itself". This development from abc.net.au highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
Russell Brand told the court he did not commit the crimes and believed sexual consent was "fundamental, essential, necessary" and "more important than sex itself".
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