04:18⇢Ministers Threaten TV Crackdown
Editorial attention stays with David Walliams, shifting from alleged victim accounts to official response (Guardian, Daily Mail). Ministers led by Lisa Nandy are reported pressing TV, film and publishing chiefs to better protect women and girls, with legislation possible if voluntary action fails. The Sun adds a fresh audience-pick allegation, while Metro and Spiked round up reactions and press-freedom framing (Sun, Metro, Spiked).
BBC
Nvidia shares plunge as US tech giant's board reportedly weighs ousting CEO Jensen Huang
Board members are meeting after US media reported that Huang allegedly had a second affair with an executive at his tech company.
04:32
The Guardian
UK ministers consider forcing TV industry to better protect women after David Walliams allegations
Lisa Nandy expected to meet leaders from TV, film and publishing and could legislate if voluntary action deemed insufficient
03:52
The Economist
Jensen Huang must resign
And his should not be the only head to roll
17:55
The Independent
Ed Miliband says he ‘deeply regrets’ Russell Brand interview
05:40
