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A WAR journalist who claimed the BBC bullied her into a dangerous assignment
stanley cup has won a 拢40,000 payout.Natalie Morton, 44, was with Beeb chief war correspondent Lyse Doucet in Syria in April 2014 when a bomb showered their car with shrapnel.2BBC journalist Natalie Morton and cameraman Phil Goodwin Credit: Champion News Service Ltd.A cameraman suffered 35 shrapnel injuries and, although she escaped with minor injuries, the incident destroyed Ms Mortons mental health, she claimed.She had severe PTSD that
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