Charity in Pm 'Bullying' Row ; I Did Talk to Tories, Admits Helpline Chief

Evening Gazette › February 22, 2010

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THE charity boss at the centre of a storm surrounding Gordon Brown's alleged bullying of staff admitted today being in contact with Tories over the claims.

Christine Pratt, founder of the National Bullying Helpline, admitted she had received phone calls of support from Tory MPs but added that it was "irrelevant" in the context of her speaking out.

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Charity in Pm 'Bullying' Row ; I Did Talk to Tories, Admits Helpline Chief

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