Gillian Duffy invites Ed Miliband to tea to talk about immigration The climbdown was a far cry from when the battling gran confronted then Labour PM Mr Brown who, not realising his microphone was still switched-on, labelled her "that bigoted woman" for daring to challenge him on race matters, in the run-up to the General Election. Yesterday Gillian was in huge demands to go on TV and radio shows, and admitted, "I've had to get up early today, to do my hair and put on a bit of make-up ... Since telling Mr Brown a few home truths, many people have said I should be in politics, but I'm too old for that. But I like to think my confrontation has had the desired impact. I was only telling Mr Brown the truth that day, when he sidled up to me unannounced in the street. Politicians will now perhaps listen to the fears of ordinary people. Gillian, a lifelong Labour voter, added, "I'd happily meet Mr Milliband to discuss my worries about excessive immigration. He's welcome to pop-in and enjoy a cup of tea and a slice of my home made cake. I think I could the young man a lot...