Broadcaster Kay Burley has announced she is retiring from Sky News after 36 years with the channel. She made the announcement on Wednesday morning at the end of her breakfast programme, which was her last day on air with the broadcaster.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley has announced she is retiring from the network after 36 years. Closing the channel's breakfast programme on Wednesday, Burley said it had been "an honour and a privilege to work with some of the best and hardest working teams in the business".

Why has Kay Burley quit Sky News? Presenter says goodbye after 36 years - The Wigan-born presenter has covered some major news stories, including the death of Diana, Princess of Wales and 9/11

It's the end of an era for Sky News, as Kay Burley has announced her retirement after 36 years as the broadcaster's anchor. Burley has been with Sky News since its launch in 1989 and has been a trusted voice for viewers on breaking news stories from general elections to terror attacks,

Kay is just 5/4 on betting apps to join GB News next. While she has retired from Sky News, the experienced broadcaster stopped short of announcing a complete retirement from television. As a result, the grapevine is buzzing, and GB News is a name that is cropping up as a potential next destination for the star.

Kay Burley has announced she is quitting Sky News after 36 years - with the broadcaster making the announcement on air.

Broadcaster Kay Burley dramatically announced she is quitting Sky News after 36 years as she signed off her final breakfast show on Wednesday. Burley, 64, said it was an “honour and privilege” to have worked with what she described as “some of the best and hardest working teams in the business”.

Kay Burley, the veteran journalist and broadcaster, said she once had to miss an episode of morning Sky News show after suffering an unfortunate accident in the shower