By Alan Roden and Julie Anne Barnes Alex Salmond is under pressure to sack one of his top aides after he was accused of 'smearing' the mother of a disabled child who spoke out against breaking-up the UK. Campbell Gunn, the First Minister's senior special adviser and political spokesman, has apologised 'unreservedly' to Clare Lally, who spoke at a Better Together rally this week. But a tearful Miss Lally yesterday refused to accept the apology and said it was an 'insult'. Opposition  accuse the SNP Scottish Government of being involved in a co-ordinated attack on Unionists. Clare Lally told hundreds of campaigners in Glasgow she was 'just an ordinary mum from Clydebank campaigning for Scotland to stay in the UK'
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Alex Salmond facing calls to sack Campbell Gunn for 'smearing' Clare Lally
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She spoke out against breaking-up the UK at a rally this week
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Vile abuse from so-called 'cybernats' labelled her a 'liar' and a 'quisling'
Campbell Gunn
Campbell Gunn
'@placeholder's attack on Clare Lally unleashed a tidal wave of vile abuse aimed squarely at her on the internet which caused Clare and her family immense distress.
Clare Lally
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Clare Lally
Clare Lally
'Campbell Gunn's attack on Clare Lally unleashed a tidal wave of vile abuse aimed squarely at her on the internet which caused @placeholder and her family immense distress.