Ken Loach could face legal action after attack on Panorama investigation into antisemitism

The motion said: “This was a dishonest hatchet job with potentially undemocratic consequences. It disgraced the name of Panorama and exposed the bias endemic within the BBC.”

It also demanded the BBC broadcast a follow-up of “similar length and prominence” to address their concerns.

Anti-Israel activist Ken Loach, who demanded that Labour MPs who demonstrated against antisemitism in Parliament Square be kicked out of the party, also said 'sinister' music was used in the documentary when Mr Corbyn appeared. 

According to the Daily Mail, Mr Ware has been told that Mr Loach’s comments are an attack his integrity and reputation as a journalist.

It is understood that six whistleblowers featured in the programme have discussed the possibility of pursuing legal action against the party as a result of slurs made against them by Labour after the documentary.

Mr Loach could not be reached for comment.