Schools and Libraries Weigh Removal of David Walliams Books Amid Allegations

Some schools have taken David Walliams books off their shelves following the publication of allegations against the author and comedian. School leaders have noted that head teachers are facing difficult decisions and have called on the government for national guidance to avoid inconsistent approaches across different institutions. At the same time, policies vary widely among public libraries and local authorities. While retailers have stopped selling his books and his publisher cut ties with him, some councils have stated they have no plans to remove his titles unless their content is unlawful, while others have put them in storage.