Russell Brand faces sentencing Monday after a jury convicted him of rape and three sexual assaults. The offenses took place between 2004 and 2009.
Why it matters: Mr Justice Bennathan told Brand to expect a significant custodial term. He has been held in custody since the verdicts.
Where they split: Outlets agree on the facts; they differ on whether the story is about Brand himself or about institutions that failed to stop him.
Left coverage, 14 sources: The left frames the conviction as part of a wider industry problem, highlighting Nandy's warning that similar abuse likely continues today.
Right coverage, 15 sources: The right focuses on Brand's conduct and his stated goal of sleeping with 5,000 women, and presses the BBC over a 2008 complaint.
What’s next: The hearing opens at 10:30 a.m. with victim impact statements and lawyers' submissions.
