Among the new claims reported by the paper is one from a woman referred to as Alex, who claimed she had asked Brand to stop having sex after noticing he wasn’t using a condom.
“I said, ‘No, stop’, and I started to sort of try and move. And… that wasn’t happening,” she said.
When he continued, she decided “I’m not going to fight”, she said, because “who knows what he could do?”
Alex said Brand apologised in person and by text message after the alleged incident.
“I justified it in my head by saying to myself, at least he admitted it,” she told the Times.
A woman called Vicky also claimed she had asked him to stop twice after they started having sex.
“My body wasn’t ready for this and it was painful”, she remembered.
“An uneasy wave hits me and I’m scared. And I say, ‘It’s painful’ and he doesn’t stop. And then it gets worse and it’s really painful. And I say ‘Stop’ and he doesn’t stop.”
She added that it had felt like he “just wasn’t present”.
She claimed he said afterwards: “Tonight was consensual. Nobody did anything they didn’t want to do.”
Another woman named Zoe said Brand was “annoyed” after she turned up to his hotel late.
“He basically sort of just grabbed me and manhandled me around a little bit and he put his hand on my throat,” she told the Times.
“And then he shoved his other hand down my trousers and penetrated me with his finger.
“I didn’t resist. I just sort of let it happen.”
On Monday, Brand was sentenced to 10 years and six months in prison following his trial. He is expected to serve seven years.
He denied the charges and was acquitted on two further rape charges and one count of attempted indecent assault.
He has been placed inside HMP Wandsworth. BBC News has asked his legal representatives for a response to the latest allegations.
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