Russell Brand is due to be sentenced in London on Monday, Nov. 9, after a jury found him guilty of rape and three counts of sexual assault, NPR reports.

Judge Joel Bennathan told the 51-year-old comedian and actor that he faced a “significant custodial term” following Thursday’s verdict at Southwark Crown Court, according to reporting by NPR’s Kate Bartlett. No sentence has yet been handed down.

The four-week trial examined seven historic charges brought by six women. Brand was convicted of raping a woman who had attended one of his comedy shows in 2009 and sexually assaulting three other women between 2004 and 2009. The sexual assaults took place at a bar, a radio station and a television studio.

The jury acquitted him of two other rape charges and one count of attempted indecent assault.

Brand had denied all charges and maintained that he never had sex without consent.

After the verdict, his lawyer asked that Brand be granted bail to spend the weekend with his three children. The judge refused the request, and Brand remained in custody in London, NPR reported.

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