<p>Philanthropist, transparency campaigner and all round good egg, Gina Miller (now Dr Gina Miller), talks exclusively to Sarah Tucker on Radio Gorgeous about her book RISE and what inspires her, her campaign to bring transparency to the charity sector and how she deals with bullying culture. </p>

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Philanthropist, transparency campaigner Dr Gina Miller talks exclusively to Sarah Tucker on Radio Gorgeous about what inspires her, her campaign to bring transparency to the charity sector and how she deals with bullying culture