ITV News correspondent Libby Wiener has announced she is leaving the broadcaster.
In a post on Twitter, Libby said: “Some personal news – leaving after 34 yrs reporting from Westminster, Brussels, Paris, Berlin & Sydney.
“Worked with some amazing cameramen/women and producers. Will miss my lobby colleagues too.
“Admire politicians that answer the question, saves a lot of running around!”
Libby joined ITV News in 1987 and become Home Affairs Correspondent in 1988.
In 1991, she went to Brussels as Europe Correspondent reporting on a range of key news stories, including the Maastricht Treaty.
She returned to the UK to take up the position of Royal Correspondent for ITV News in April 2000 before becoming a News Correspondent in the spring of 2001.
She became a Political Correspondent in 2003.
Libby’s fellow colleglue Carl Dinnen said “We are bereft. No one does the running around after politicians to such good effect!”
Lewis Goodall from Newsnight tweeted: “Good luck Libby! What a ride.”
