Police launch investigation after Piers Morgan receives death threats
By Reuters
18 February 2021 |
1:51 pm
Piers Morgan has revealed the Metropolitan Police visited his house last night (17.02.21) to take a statement after he and his son Spencer Morgan were hit with death threats earlier this week.
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