BBC Pays $530,000 To ‘Mr. Nobody Against Putin’ Exec Over Antisemitism Claims

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The BBC has paid £400,000 ($534,000) to one of the exec producers behind Oscar-winner Mr. Nobody Against Putin, who told The Telegraph she was the victim of antisemitism at the broadcaster.

Lucie Kon was commissioning editor at documentary strand Storyville before leaving last year after several years in post. She told The Telegraph she was victimized after the October 7 attacks and was told Zionists like her were “evil,” amongst other claims.

Kon said she formally complained to BBC management via a grievance and appeals process. While we understand an internal BBC investigation did not uphold

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