Second celebrity 'in public eye' has 'injunction stopping publication of name' after 'multiple victim' claims

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A journalist from Private Eye magazine claims a second celebrity has an injunction preventing reporting on accusations from multiple alleged victims.
This follows the recent identification of David Walliams, who sought to suppress allegations of sexual misconduct against him.
The unnamed celebrity's injunction was reportedly obtained months ago, despite alleged victims being willing to speak publicly.
David Walliams' legal challenge to block publication of allegations by The Guardian and ITV News was rejected by a judge.
Walliams has denied all allegations, stating he never engaged in grooming and has not broken the law, though he regrets behaving thoughtlessly at times.
The Metropolitan Police have been in contact with media organizations to inform potential victims how to report allegations.
Walliams has faced professional consequences, including suspension from the Labour Party and termination of relationships with his publisher and literary agency.

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