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Category Archives: Bullying
The Secret of Good Comedy: Helping People
How comedians can help us cope with bullying Continue reading →
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10 Downing Street To Act Against Bullying
No 10 Downing Street plays out bully victim scenario to perfection. Continue reading →
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Tagged 10 Downing Street, Bullying, David Cameron, Gordon Broiwn, Louise Burfitt-Dons, Nick Clegg
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Prince William and Prince Harry
Last week I was misquoted in the press for this story. I, in fact, when called up by a journalist I said that I did not consider the matter a bullying issue for several reasons. To make it one, I … Continue reading →
