I didn't see her, no, but the story seems to be unravelling very quickly. The charity turns out to be almost a year overdue with its accounts, to have spent only £800 or so in its history, and (as you say) to have been founded by the directors of the commercial business to whom it regularly recommends clients. Add that to the confidentiality breach and the Tory connections, and the whole things begins to stink of hákarl.

Oh, and apparently she has now admitted that none of the allegations of bullying concerned G Brown himself. Well, well.