THE BBC has apologised to staff members after dropping a bombshell report into Russell Brand’s behaviour. The Beeb published ...

A BBC review into the conduct of Russell Brand during his time with the broadcaster has found a number of people 'felt unable to raise' concerns about him and believed he 'would always get his way'.

Local business owners are seeing the impacts firsthand, and employees— regardless of their status — are choosing to stay home, too afraid to risk stepping outside.

"And the students who are there, are honestly too scared to learn," she told the Cincinnati ... of them are learning English because they don't speak it as their first language.

Those who both pay for and air the shows where staff claim to have been too scared to "speak up", it seems to often end up trading responsibility just because they weren't the ones pressing record.

You cannot challenge any official; the interviewees are too afraid to speak up. Everybody is afraid," the journalist said. "We just choose harmless, superficial topics. Real journalism is dying ...

About 1 in 10 students in the district don't speak English as their first language ... The school board has a policy regarding interrogation of students, too, which states agencies should ...

And I hope one day, when you’re older and you ask what ‘abortion’ is — was — I’ll describe it in past tense …” Deep in my heart, I dreaded the inevitable day I would have to talk ...

Even if you feel afraid, speaking up will help build your confidence, help you embrace yourself, and help you become a more authentic person. It is not easy to speak up in class – and it is even ...