Sky News Diplomatic Editor, Tim Marshall, has announced he is leaving the broadcaster.
He told his 20,000 Twitter followers: “After 25 years fantastic roller coaster years – I’m leaving Sky News. Articles, books, website, and analysis follow – God willing.
“No ‘musical differences’ a very warm and friendly ‘Conscious uncoupling’ (terrible phrase). Done so much with Sky – new challenges ahead.
“Au revoir to my Sky News colleagues in what is one of the top newsrooms in the world.
“Watch this space….”
A leading authority on foreign affairs, Tim has reported from 30 countries in Europe, Africa, Asia, the Middle East and North America. He has covered three US Presidential elections as well as the wars in Croatia, Bosnia, Macedonia, Kosovo, Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon, and Israel.
2011 saw Tim report from Tunisia, Egypt and Libya during the uprisings across the Arab world.
Before joining Sky, Tim spent three years as IRN’s Paris Correspondent, and has worked extensively for BBC radio and television over a career spanning 29 years.
https://twitter.com/SkyTallett/status/560667266355052545
@Itwitius so long Tim! All best in your upcoming endeavours
— Andrew Wilson (@Andrewwilsontv) January 28, 2015
@Itwitius Sky will miss you hugely Tim. I'm sure you'll move on to further success – best K
— Kevin Bakhurst (@kevinbakhurst) January 28, 2015
@Itwitius VERY sad to see you go. Always been proud to call you a colleague. All the very best for the future, hope our paths cross soon.
— Niall Paterson (@skynewsniall) January 28, 2015
@Itwitius Genuinely sad. Hope you know how much you'll be missed. Bon chance.
— Gillian Joseph (@skygillian) January 28, 2015
