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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A lawyer who was suspended after tweeting an 'unacceptable' post about the news of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's daughter Lilibet has returned to work.Joanna Toch was slammed for the "offensive" comment she made after the news of Lilibet Diana last month.The 59-year-old was accused of writing a racist comment but has since been cleared of any wrongdoing from the firm she founded, the Legal Cheek reports.When journalist Julie Burchill tweeted that Lilibet's name was a "missed opportunity" for new parents the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Toch replied with a comment others deemed 'unacceptable'.Burchill said they could have called their baby daughter "Georgina Floydina", in reference to

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Jeremy Clarkson hits back as barrister suspended for Meghan and Harry baby name joke

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has never been afraid to speak his mind and he has now hit back at cancel culture as he defended barrister Joanna Toch.The latter was suspended from duty after she tweeted Meghan Markle and Prince Harry should have named their baby daughter “Doprah” - an amalgamation of the names Doria - after the ex-actress' mother - and Oprah, in honour of their famous friend Oprah Winfrey.The motor star has said he “can’t see what’s wrong” with the comment from Joanna, as he also claimed Sunday Telegraph columnist Julie Burchill had been “axed” for taking part in the conversation.Jeremy had typed how a "barrister called Joanna Toch" had been suspended from her law firm after she went on Twitter "suggesting that the Markles should

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UK lawyer suspended for 'unacceptable' tweet about baby Lilibet and 'black names'

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's new arrival.Joanna Toch, 59, took to Twitter to mock the baby's name after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced they've named her Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor to honour the Queen and Princess Diana.The practising barrister from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, suggested the name was a snub at Meghan's mother while also mocking the Black Lives Matter movement with her play on words.She tweeted: "No Doria? Don't black names matter?"Her post was in response to journalist Julie Burchill who has herself been widely denounced for posting: “What a missed opportunity.

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