Former BBC TV presenter Donna Traynor faced “bullying and harassment” after she raised a grievance about a plan to change her role at the corporation, an industrial tribunal has been told.
Ms Traynor’s barrister told the tribunal she had been a victim of age, sex and disability discrimination after the proposal to move her to a radio position in 2019.
The former Newsline presenter is taking an industrial tribunal against the BBC and its Northern Ireland director Adam Smyth. She resigned in November 2021 after nearly 33 years at the broadcaster.