Schools, libraries and parents face 'difficult decision' over David Walliams books
BBC culture reporter Ian Youngs reports that some schools and libraries have removed David Walliams' books after ITV News and the Guardian reported allegations of sexual misconduct, including 'grooming' accusations, which he denies, saying in a letter to journalists he was 'not a sexual predator'. Retailers will stop selling his books, Camden Council is storing them, Kent and Surrey are keeping them on shelves, and the Association of School and College Leaders' Pepe Di'Iasio urged national government guidance for schools.
