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21 November 2024, 18:42 | Updated: 21 November 2024, 18:57

Telegraph writer Allison Pearson. Picture: Getty

By Henry Moore

No further action will be taken against journalist Allison Pearson over a social media post she made last year.

Essex Police visited Pearson’s home amid an investigation into alleged incitement to racial hatred.

However, following advice from the Crown Prosecution Service the force will seek no further action against the Telegraph columnist.

A spokesperson from Essex Police said: “We’re sometimes faced with allegations of crime where people have strong opposing views.

“That’s why we work so hard to remain impartial and to investigate allegations, regardless of where they might lead.”

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