Kay Burley, one of the UK’s best-known news anchors, is retiring from Sky News after 36 years. Burley’s decision follows Deadline revealing last year that the presenter was expected to leave the Sky News breakfast show amid speculation she was stepping down altogether.

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 Burley has announced she is retiring from Sky News after 36 years. The broadcaster, 64, closed the final show of her Sky News Breakfast programme this morning. She said: “From a standing

Kay Burley, the Sky News presenter famed for her forthright interviews and occasional high-profile controversies, has announced her retirement from the broadcaster after 36 years – in a move insiders say signals the end of the “big beast” news anchors.

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’

Kay Burley said ‘it's been an honour and privilege’ as she closed her final Sky News breakfast programme on Wednesday

Sky News presenter Kay Burley halted Tuesday's edition of her breakfast show as she delivered some breaking news to viewers, delivering the latest population figures

Sky News presenter Kay Burley has announced she is retiring after more than three decades, and the journalist has already finished her final show on the Breakfast programme

Kay Burley has announced she is quitting Sky News after 36 years, she thanked her colleagues and viewers for their support over the years as she bid farewell to the show