Six more women have accused comedian Russell Brand of sexual misconduct, according to a report published by The Times and The Sunday Times. The allegations were published after the conclusion of his trial last week, when he was convicted of rape and sexual assault. The new report describes further accusations that Brand had sex with a woman without her consent, then apologised afterwards. Another woman claims Brand continued having sex after she told him to stop because he was hurting her. One accuser says Brand carried on despite her saying “No, stop”, and that he apologised to her in person and by text message. Another woman alleges that during sex in 2007 she told him “It’s painful” and that he did not stop after she said “stop”. A further accuser, after meeting Brand following a performance in San Francisco in 2013, claims he “manhandled” her and forced his hand down her trousers. Another woman alleges Brand approached her at a music festival in 2005, telling her he needed to have sex with her and that he would pay her. The report also includes a woman who said she won a BBC 6 Music competition and was invited as a guest on Brand’s show in 2006, claiming he later told her to lick a toilet seat and became angry when she refused. Another accuser alleges that in 2015 a member of Brand’s staff told her “Russell wants you” and that Brand grabbed her in the dark when she went to hand him toilet paper. The newspapers said the new allegations could not be reported until the trial ended to avoid prejudicing proceedings. Brand has denied wrongdoing and previously said all his relationships were consensual.