David Walliams live updates: Jonathan Ross releases statement on 'deeply shocking' joke about Little Britain comedian 'going home with 15-year-olds'

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The famous man who failed to get a High Court injunction against two media organisations to prevent them from reporting allegations against him can now be named as David Walliams.

The famous man who failed to get a High Court injunction against two media organisations to prevent them from reporting allegations against him can now be named as David Walliams. Follow the Daily Mail's liveblog for all the latest updates:

The Government is 'concerned' about the use of injunctions and is 'looking at what more' it can do, justice minister Alex Davies-Jones has told the Commons.

He was speaking after David Walliams used the courts to try to prevent the reporting of allegations of sexual misconduct against him.

The BBC said it is carrying out a review of 'all material' featuring and written by Walliams on its platforms.

Walliams rose to fame working alongside Matt Lucas on the BBC sketch comedy series Little Britain, which ran from 2003 until 2006.

They then created and starred in Come Fly With Me, which aired on the BBC for one season in 2010.

Both shows are currently unavailable on iPlayer, as is a 2020 episode of Who Do You Think You Are? featuring Walliams.

Adaptations of his best-selling children's books are also unavailable on the service.

A BBC spokesman said: 'The BBC is in the process of removing some programmes, including Little Britain, while it carries out a review of all material featuring and written by David Walliams on our platforms.'

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