Lisa Nandy 'not satisfied' with Channel 4 response on Married at First Sight UK
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has expressed dissatisfaction with Channel 4's response to serious allegations of sexual assault involving participants of the reality show 'Married at First Sight UK'. The broadcaster has pulled the show from its streaming service and commissioned an external review, though it only plans to release a summary of the findings.
Why it matters
The case highlights growing government scrutiny over duty-of-care standards and contributor welfare within the reality television industry.
Share Save Add as preferred on Google Noor Nanji Culture correspondent BBC The culture secretary has warned Channel 4 she is "not satisfied" with the broadcaster s response to the government following allegations of rape and sexual assault made by women who appeared on Married at First Sight UK.
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