On Monday’s episode of The Daily T, Tim Stanley and Jacob Rees-Mogg are joined by Lucie Kon, an award-winning Jewish documentary-maker who won a £400,000 payout from the BBC over claims she was the victim of anti-Semitism and was bullied out of the broadcaster.

Kon said she had been victimised after the Oct 7 terrorist attacks by colleagues who said Zionists such as her were “evil”.

The BBC was also accused of adjusting her credit on several works, including Mr Nobody against Putin, for which she won an Oscar, with Kon saying: “My name was hidden in the middle of the credits.” As part of the non-financial remedies in the settlement, the BBC will give her name more prominence in the credits.

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Highlights:

Documentary maker Lucie Kon reveals the examples of antisemitic behaviour she was subject to at the BBC
Documentary maker Lucie Kon explains the psychological and health impacts she suffered in the aftermath of raising a grievance of antisemitic behaviour to her bosses at the BBC

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BBC bias exposed: Producer gets £400k payout after anti-Semitism claims

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BBC bias exposed: Producer gets £400k payout after anti-Semitism claims