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

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.

Burley was part of the team that launched Sky News in 1989, with the broadcaster's executive chairman David Rhodes saying her "legacy in television journalism is unmatched".

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”.

Wigan TV star Kay Burley is hanging up her microphone as Susanna Reid and other broadcasters paid tribute to a remarkable career. Announcing her sudden retirement on her breakfast show this Wednesday,

After 36 years at Sky News, presenter Kay Burley revealed she has decided to step down from her role at the broadcaster.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley has announced she is quitting her role as a broadcaster after 36 years. She shared the news while live on air this morning

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,

Sky News journalist Kay Burley has thanked viewers for "waking up and tuning in every morning" after announcing her retirement. The broadcaster has been with the channel for 36 years. She revealed her retirement on Wednesday morning at the end of her breakfast programme,

Kay Burley announces sudden retirement from Sky News after 36 years - Broadcaster signed off last ever show after clocking more live TV news minutes ‘than anyone else in the world’