According to a report in The Guardian, six more women have accused Russell Brand of sexual misconduct and predatory behaviour. The Guardian report, written by Nadeem Badshah, said the comedian, 51, who was jailed on Monday, is accused of having sex with a woman without her consent and then apologising afterwards. The Guardian attributed that account to an investigation by the Times and the Sunday Times.

BBC News also reported on the new allegations, which it said appear in the Times and in a Netflix documentary. The BBC News article placed the claims after what it described as "recent conviction for rape" by Brand. The summary of the BBC article does not describe the court case, its timing, or any sentence beyond what is stated above.

The two accounts differ on where the claims were published. The Guardian credited the investigation to the Times and the Sunday Times, while BBC News said the new claims are in the Times and a Netflix documentary. Neither summary states whether the documentary includes the same allegations reported by the Times investigation.

The Guardian's account describes the claims collectively as sexual misconduct and predatory behaviour. The summary of that report does not give separate details for each of the six women, and it does not name them. Neither summary describes a response from Brand to the reports.

The Guardian's summary is an excerpt and includes the report's central allegation, the one involving a woman who said she did not consent. The BBC summary is shorter still. This account reflects only the portions of the two reports contained in those summaries, and the full texts may include further material.

Sources: The Guardian: Russell Brand accused of misconduct by six more women, according to report; BBC News: More women make allegations against Russell Brand.