West Ham owner David Sullivan accused of preying on women for sex
Summary
David Sullivan, former co-chair of West Ham football club, is accused of using his power to pressure women for sex, with allegations dating back to the 1980s. The accusations come after an investigation by The Times and BBC Panorama, and Sullivan denies them.Key Facts
- David Sullivan is the former co-chair of West Ham football club.
- Several women have accused Sullivan of sexual coercion going back to the 1980s.
- Sullivan made his fortune in the adult entertainment business and has a past as a "porn baron."
- The accusations were revealed after a two-year investigation by The Times and BBC’s Panorama program.
- Sullivan also previously led the Sunday Sport, a tabloid known for controversial content.
- Sullivan denies all allegations against him.
- The article also mentions Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to North Korea and actor Idris Elba’s comments about playing James Bond, but the primary focus is on Sullivan’s accusations.
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