In an interview with Double Down News this week, Myska said that following that interview she was told she was "surplus to requirements". She then went on to reveal how her employment contract contained agreements that stopped her from speaking about the details of her dismissal "forever", and how lawyers for parent company Global subsequently kept an eye on her social media. READ MORE: First independence poll of Burnham era predicts Scotland would leave UKElsewhere in the interview, Myska also alleged that fellow presenters at the station joined in with attacks on her online. In a post on social media the day after the O'Brien exchange, Myska said only: "Many of you have shown me immense kindness, support and understanding over the last 24 hours. LBC’s parent firm Global Media has been approached for comment.