Former newsreader Donna Traynor has said the amount paid in the settlement of her tribunal case against the BBC has been "exaggerated" in speculation.
Traynor, a former BBC Newsline presenter, had alleged she was discriminated against on the basis of age, sex and disability.
The industrial tribunal was resolved without any admission of liability in Belfast on Friday. The BBC and its Northern Ireland director Adam Smyth were respondents in the case.
