Sarah Hewson leaves Sky News
News presenter Sarah Hewson has left Sky News.
Sarah, who joined Sky News over 20 years ago, presented her last bulletin this afternoon.
Shortly afterwards, Sarah posted a video on social media saying farewell.
I’m better at breaking other people’s news, but here’s some of my own as I say goodbye to @skynews after 20 years. #signingoff #endofanera #newadventures #thanksforwatching pic.twitter.com/nLP0t3yy3A
— Sarah Hewson (@sarahhewsonTV) December 10, 2021
Sarah joined Sky News in 2003 as a general news reporter before being appointed Royal Correspondent in 2007.
In this role she has covered stories such as the inquest into the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, travelled to Lesotho to interview Prince Harry in 2008, and she also followed Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh during their tour of the United States in 2007.
Other notable credits include reporting on the 7 July 2005 London bombings and the 2007 Oscars ceremony.
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