Image copyright Twitter London's Gina Miller, an investment manager and philanthropist, was the lead claimant in the case and was widely photographed and quoted in media coverage of the decision.
Image copyright Gina Miller Image caption Gina Miller the broadcaster said many people told her they were sorry after realising they had messaged the wrong Gina Miller One of the legal groups that brought the case to the High Court, Mishcon de Reya, previously said that a number of other clients who wanted to join the action withdrew their names after receiving letters of abuse. Yet for US-based Ms Miller, the abuse has introduced her to a whole new fanbase - boosting her number of followers on Twitter to 28,000 - who can now keep up with her daily insights on American football and baseball. To make it clear, she did tweet: "Again, to my new UK-friends: Wrong Gina Miller. It's @thatginamiller you want. Appreciate all the engaging dialog though." She later said: "The tide began to shift when they realised I was the wrong Gina Miller - with lots of people saying they were sorry. "I started talking to some of them about soccer - one even asked me what I thought of Queen's Park Rangers' manager." She added: "I'll take them, I hope they'll stay - if they want to chat about sports, I'm their girl."
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US sports anchor Gina Miller abused in Brexit mix up - BBC News
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