At least there’s no picture of Jeanne Freeman here, this time. On May 9th BBC Scotland felt she should appear to be to blame ‘in the public interest’, of course: Note: Nothing here denies that some NHS Highland staff may have been bullied. Their experience is regretted. Nothing has changed in terms of the reality of the bullying headline claims. Of NHS Highland’s 10 500 staff, 340 came forward, with personal reports of bullying or of the absence of bullying. Of these, for no reason given, 282 were met and of those, again for no reported reason, 186 formed the basis for ‘Report … Continue reading Herald’s bitter struggle with BBC Scotland for worst health correspondent of the century continues on NHS Highland ‘bullying’