Ross cleared regarding 'homophobic' comment

Jonathan Ross did not breach broadcasting rules when he suggested that parents should put their sons up for adoption if they wanted a 'Hannah Montana' MP3 player, industry watchdog Ofcom found today.

Ross cleared regarding 'homophobic' comment

Jonathan Ross did not breach broadcasting rules when he suggested that parents should put their sons up for adoption if they wanted a 'Hannah Montana' MP3 player, industry watchdog Ofcom found today.

The comments, made on his Radio 2 show, provoked 61 complaints from listeners who said Ross was being homophobic.

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