Kay Burley, one of the most recognisable faces in British television journalism, has announced her retirement from Sky News after 36 years on air.
The veteran broadcaster, who helped launch Sky News in 1989, made the announcement at the end of her Sky News Breakfast programme this morning.
A Storied Career in Journalism
During her time at Sky, Burley covered some of the biggest news events in modern history, including:
✔️ The death of Diana, Princess of Wales
✔️ The 9/11 terror attacks, which earned her a BAFTA for live coverage
✔️ The Asian Tsunami
✔️ The Concorde air disaster
✔️ 12 UK General Elections, including Sir Keir Starmer’s victory in 2024
While she has stepped away from Sky, Burley has hinted at future projects, leaving fans eager to see where her next journey takes her.
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For now, the Sky News Breakfast team will continue the show without her, as the channel prepares for a new era in its morning coverage.
