THE shock caused by Liam Payne's death has been replaced by another feeling - one of guilt that the boyband star had been failed by the music business.
Radio 2 presenter Jo Whiley, alongside ex-Little Mix singer Perrie Edwards, believes the industry must do more to protect vulnerable stars.
Perrie, 31, thinks under-18s should be legally unable to join the music industry. And Jo, 59, is calling for an end to "cruel" reality TV series, such as the X Factor.
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