Piers Morgan’s victory for free speech is great in one way but not so marvellous in other ways. First, the great bit: Ofcom’s decision, announced on Wednesday, to clear him of any wrongdoing over his comments about the Duchess of Sussex is a triumph for common sense and (with apologies to the TV star) for the common man.
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