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Lily Allen says her record company has taken no action after she told them she had been sexually abused by an industry figure.

All told, they spoke with a Warner-Music-in-chief last year over the alleged attack in the year 2016.

A label spokesman said: "We take allegations of sexual misconduct very seriously and investigate the claims that are raised With Us . "

The BBC the alleged attacker is understood to continue to work with Warner.

While The Singer says that she never reported the alleged attacker to The Police , she believes that "most of The Music industry know who it is".

to All, says the sexual assault took place on a work trip to The Caribbean in 2016.

She Said The Next Episode had the Executive at a party with a plate industry, before they return back to your hotel.

"We came To My hotel. I couldn't Find My room key. So he was like, 'Well, why don't you sleep in my bed, while I go and get the key or Whatever . 'So I was unconscious in his bed.

"I woke up, and he was ass up in my bed naked and slapping. "

you said you could feel how he tried to have sex with her.

"I made a decision I didn't want to go to The Police . I didn't want to make much of a fuss, and I wanted to keep it quiet.

"I remember thinking about his mom and how she would deal with the news that her son was a sexual predator, and I was prioritising everyone else in this situation, except for myself. "

All said, it was not until women began to come forward with allegations of sexual abuse in the movie industry that they decided to share their experiences. You first wrote about it in her book, that My thoughts published, Exactly, this was in September 2018.

It was later in this year, she says, she met Max Lousada , chief executive at her label, about the alleged assault.

she says, Mr Lousada told her that he knew nothing about The Incident until he reads the book.

Asked whether Mr Lousada said to her, he would do anything about the allegation after speaking with All of you, and you replied, "no. "

All under Warner records has, since 2013, although they are currently working on their last album for the label.

She Said she wanted to talk about her alleged attack to protect the other artists in the industry.

"I'd feel terrible if I find out that someone said a lot of younger and more vulnerable years had a similar experience that could have been prevented," She Said .

she believes their alleged perpetrators are other young artists, and said: "It is my job just so some people know that this incident happened. "

Warner Music said it found Allen's allegations starting in 2016, "terrible" and said: "We are very focused on the enforcement of the code of conduct, and provides a safe and professional environment at all times. "

listen to the full interview on the BBC the Sounds-podcast.

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Source of news: bbc.com