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BBC newsreader Martine Croxall returns to BBC news after launching sexual discrimination claim against the broadcaster - Vimarsana News

BBC newsreader Martine Croxall returns to BBC news after launching sexual discrimination claim against the broadcaster

BBC newsreader Martine Croxall has returned to screens after launching a sexual discrimination claim against the broadcaster.

BBC boss Jess Brammar was part of sham recruitment exercise that ended with older female presenters losing their jobs, tribunal is told - Vimarsana News

BBC boss Jess Brammar was part of sham recruitment exercise that ended with older female presenters losing their jobs, tribunal is told

Martine Croxall, Karin Giannone, Kasia Madera and Annita McVeigh launched the employment tribunal against the BBC in London, alleging they were snubbed over chief presenter roles.

Four female BBC newsreaders suffer partial defeat in their legal fight against the broadcaster as judge throws out their claim for equal pay - Vimarsana News

Four female BBC newsreaders suffer partial defeat in their legal fight against the broadcaster as judge throws out their claim for equal pay

Martine Croxall, 55, Karin Giannone, 50, Kasia Madera, 48, and Annita McVeigh, 55, have suffered a partial defeat in their legal action against the BBC.

Female BBC journalists lose bid to sue broadcaster over equal pay - Vimarsana News

Female BBC journalists lose bid to sue broadcaster over equal pay

Four female BBC journalists including newsreader Martine Croxall have lost their bid to sue the broadcaster on the grounds of equal pay.

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Female BBC newsreaders say they are paid £36,000 a year less than their male counterparts as they sue Beeb after missing out on top roles and being taken off-air - Vimarsana News

Female BBC newsreaders say they are paid £36,000 a year less than their male counterparts as they sue Beeb after missing out on top roles and being taken off-air

The four women, aged 48 to 55, accuse the BBC of age and sex 'discrimination' over the way the broadcaster handled the recruitment process for new chief presenter roles.