Letter: Resignation from expat clinic

Sunday 09 February 1997 00:02 GMT

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Liz Nash quotes me as saying that I had been fired by the International Saturday Group ("We're no cult, says British expats group", 26 January). In fact I resigned from the clinic. The other quotations regarding the group behaviour were given to me by somebody who had witnessed a "workshop", and not my own. The article suggested they were mine, implying that I had been present. This is not the case.

Robin Thomson

Family Medical Centre

Almancil, Portugal

Liz Nash accepts that she misread her notes.

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