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Fiona Bruce is being told to stay off social media and hide her address amid a ferocious left-wing hate campaign - following her alleged treatment of Diane Abbott last week.

The Question Time host has been embroiled in a bitter row over her treatment of the shadow home secretary - after it was claimed she picked on the Labour frontbencher during a broadcast from Derby on Thursday. 

Ms Abbott said that in the course of the programme she was interrupted more than double the number of times Tory MP Rory Stewart was, and was not allowed to respond to a 'blatantly abusive remark' from the audience.   

Fiona Bruce is pictured with Dianne Abbott on Question Time. Since the broadcast from Derby last Thursday a bitter row has erupted over how the shadow home secretary was treated 

In one exchange about letters sent between Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and Prime Minister Theresa May following the Brexit vote, Ms Bruce asked her: 'Why don't you just talk?'

In another exchange with the journalist Isabel Oakeshott about whether Labour or the Conservatives were ahead in the polls, Ms Abbott said they were 'kind of level pegging'.

Ms Bruce then interrupted to tell her: 'You are behind, Diane.'

It prompted the hard-left campaign group Momentum to set up a petition demanding an apology from the BBC presenter.

But hundreds piled in on the comments section, with some labeling the Antiques Roadshow host 'racist', a 'tax dodger' and 'disgraceful'. 

To protect herself from the torrent of abuse, the 54-year-old has reportedly been told to ensure she protects herself from 'the online hate mob', according to The Telegraph.     

A spokesman for Diane Abbott (pictured on the programme) said it was 'clear that a hostile atmosphere was whipped up' against the Labour frontbencher 

In a tweet soon after the broadcast, the BBC news press team said that while a YouGov poll on the day of the programme put the Conservatives ahead, Ms Abbott was right to say other polls suggested Labour was either ahead or tied.

'We should have made that clear,' it said.

A BBC spokesman said: 'Diane is a regular and important contributor to the programme. As we said earlier, we firmly reject claims that any of the panel was treated unfairly either before or during the recording.'

It came after a spokesman for Ms Abbott said that Question Time had 'whipped up' a sexist atmosphere during the show.

He said: 'We are appalled by the treatment of Diane Abbott on BBC's Question Time.

'It was clear that a hostile atmosphere was whipped up, propped up by reports of inappropriate and sexist commentary in the audience warm-up session.

'A public broadcaster like the BBC should be expected to be a model of impartiality and equality.'

A spokesman for Diane Abbott (pictured) said they were 'appalled' by how the Labour frontbencher was treated on the show 

But the comments quickly went viral on social media, prompting attacks towards Ms Bruce - including one towards her husband, Nigel Sharrocks mentioning his former role with an advertising company which had dealings with the Conservative government.  

One tweeted: 'Fiona Bruce's husband is Nigel Sharrocks. Nigel Sharrocks is the CEO of Carat Global Management Limited, an advertising company. That company received £3.9m from the Treasury to advertise government policies. #BBCBias #QuestionTime #See_How_It_Works_yet.' 

The row started when Twitter users who said they were audience members claimed that Ms Abbott was targeted in the warm-up to the show. 

The Labour Party has demanded that the BBC release footage of the exchange that took place before the show went live and described comments about Ms Abbott's relationship with Corbyn as 'sexist'. 

The broadcaster has also confirmed it has received a complaint from the Labour Party and that it will respond.

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