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reported that instead of signing up for an in-person course with other motorists, or completing one online that would show her name and face to other participants, Ms Braverman allegedly asked civil servants to arrange a private one-to-one course.When the civil servants refused, she reportedly sought help from a political aide, who requested the private course organiser provided a private session, or allowed her to use an alias or turn her camera off.
"I don't know the full details of what has happened, nor have I spoken to the home secretary," he said.
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