Sky News presenters and editorial team
Main news presenters
Schedules are subject to change, particularly over July and August.
Sky News is currently running an altered schedule to cover the 2020 coronavirus pandemic.[2]
As of 11 December 2019:
Monday-Thursday presenters
| Presenter | Programme | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Niall Paterson | The Early Rundown (06:00-07:00) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Kay Burley | Kay Burley @ Breakfast (07:00-09:00) | Four Millbank, Westminster |
| Adam Boulton | All Out Politics (09:00-11:00) | |
| Colin Brazier | Sky News Today (11:00-13:30) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Jayne Secker | ||
| Emma Crosby | ||
| Ian King | Ian King Live (13:30-14:00) | Sky News Business Studio, CNBC Europe, 10 Fleet Place, London |
| Sarah-Jane Mee | The Sarah-Jane Mee Show (14:00-17:00) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Mark Austin | The News Hour with Mark Austin (17:00-19:00) | |
| Dermot Murnaghan | Sky News Tonight (19:00-21:00) | Four Millbank, Westminster |
| Anna Botting | Sky News at 9 (21:00-22:00)
Sky News at Ten (22:00-22:30) |
Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Kimberley Leonard | Sky Midnight News (00:00-02:00) Sky World News (03:00-06:00) |
Sky Studios (Studio 6), Osterley |
| Sam Naz | ||
| Jamie Weir | ||
| Nick Quraishi |
Friday-only presenters
| Presenter | Programme | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Gamal Fahnbulleh | The Early Rundown (06:00-07:00) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Stephen Dixon | Sky News @ Breakfast (07:00-09:00) | |
| Gillian Joseph | ||
| Adam Boulton | All Out Politics (09:00-11:00) | Four Millbank, Westminster |
| Samantha Washington | Sky News Today (11:00-13:30) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Isabel Webster | ||
| Ian King | Ian King Live (13:30-14:00) | Sky News Business Studio, CNBC Europe, 10 Fleet Place, London |
| Sarah Hewson | Sky News With Sarah Hewson (14:00-17:00) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Mark Austin | The News Hour with Mark Austin (17:00-19:00) | |
| Sophy Ridge | Sky News Tonight (19:00-21:00) | Four Millbank, Westminster |
| Anna Jones | Sky News at 9 (21:00-22:00)
Sky News at Ten (22:00-22:30) |
Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Kimberley Leonard | Sky Midnight News (00:00-02:00) Sky World News (03:00-06:00) |
Studio 6, Sky Studios, Osterley |
| Sam Naz | ||
| Nick Quraishi | ||
| Vanessa Baffoe |
Weekend presenters
| Presenter | Programme | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Stephen Dixon | Sky News @ Breakfast (Saturday: 06:00-10:00, Sunday: 06:00-08:30) | Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Gillian Joseph | ||
| Sophy Ridge | Sophy Ridge on Sunday (Sunday: 08:30-09:30) | |
| Sophy Ridge: The Take (Sunday: 09:30-10:00) | ||
| Samantha Washington | Sky News (10:00-14:00) OR Sky News (14:00-17:00) OR Sky News (17:00-20:00) |
Studio 6, Sky Studios, Osterley |
| Nick Quraishi | ||
| Kimberley Leonard | ||
| Gamal Fahnbulleh | ||
| Isabel Webster | ||
| Jonathan Samuels | ||
| Sarah Hewson | ||
| Tom MacLeod | ||
| Anna Jones | Sky News (20:00-21:00) Sky News at 9 (21:00-22:00) Sky News at Ten (22:00-22:30) Sky News at 11 (23:00-23:30) Press Preview (22:30-23:00, 23:30-00:00) |
Sky Central (Studio 21), Osterley |
| Sam Naz | Sky Midnight News (00:00-02:00) Sky World News (03:00-06:00) |
Studio 6, Sky Studios, Osterley |
| Nick Quraishi | ||
| Alison Comyn | ||
| Chloe Culpan | ||
Specialist presenters & editorial team
Editors, correspondents & bureau chiefs
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Adam Boulton | Editor-at-large | Also presents All Out Politics |
| Beth Rigby | Political Editor[3] | Cover presenter for All Out Politics |
| Jason Farrell | Home Editor | |
| Dominic Waghorn | Diplomatic Editor | |
| Deborah Haynes | Foreign Affairs Editor | |
| Ed Conway | Economics Editor | Deputy presenter on "Ian King Live" |
| Mark Kleinman | City Editor | |
| Nick Powell | Sports Editor | Also presents on Sky Sports News |
| Jon Craig | Chief Political Correspondent | |
| Nick Martin | Politics & People Correspondent | |
| Stuart Ramsay | Chief Correspondent | Co-Present Hotspots, Award winning documentary series covering global crisis. |
| Alex Crawford | Special Correspondent | |
| Mark Stone | Middle East Correspondent | |
| Sam Coates | Deputy Political Editor[4] | |
| Kate McCann | Political Correspondent | |
| Tamara Cohen | ||
| Tom Rayner | ||
| Rob Powell | ||
| Joe Pike | ||
| Greg Milam | US Correspondent | |
| Cordelia Lynch | ||
| Amanda Walker | ||
| Tom Cheshire | Asia Correspondent | |
| Siobhan Robbins | South East Asia Correspondent | |
| Alex Rossi | National Correspondent | |
| John Sparks | Africa Correspondent | |
| James Matthews | Scotland Correspondent | |
| David Blevins | Senior Ireland Correspondent | |
| Stephen Murphy | Ireland Correspondent | |
| Diana Magnay | Moscow Correspondent | |
| Michelle Clifford | Europe Correspondent | |
| Adam Parsons | Europe Correspondent | |
| Paul Kelso | Business Correspondent | |
| Rowland Manthorpe | Tech Correspondent | |
| Rhiannon Mills | Royal Correspondent | |
| Lucy Cotter | Arts and Entertainment Correspondent | |
| Alistair Bunkall | Defence Correspondent | |
| Thomas Moore | Science and Medical Correspondent | |
| Ashish Joshi | Health Correspondent | |
| Hannah Thomas-Peter | Climate Change Correspondent | |
| Martin Brunt | Crime Correspondent | |
| Mark White | Home Affairs Correspondent | |
| Enda Brady | Correspondent | |
| Helen-Ann Smith | ||
| Lisa Holland | ||
| Adele Robinson | ||
| Lisa Dowd | ||
| Becky Johnson | ||
| Tom Parmenter | ||
| Ian Woods | ||
| David Bowden | ||
| Dan Whitehead | ||
| Charlotte Lomas | ||
| Gerard Tubb | ||
| Emma Birchley | ||
| Katie Spencer | ||
| Inzamam Rashid | ||
| Phil Edwards | ||
| Frazer Maude | ||
| Katerina Vittozzi | ||
| Sarah Hajibagheri | ||
| Ali Fortescue | ||
| Laura Bundock | ||
| Ashna Hurynag | ||
| Alastair Bruce | Royal and Religious Affairs Commentator |
Business
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Ian King | Business Presenter | Ian King Live Presenter |
| Ed Conway | Economics Editor, Cover Presenter, Ian King Live | |
| Emma Crosby | News presenter, Cover Presenter, Ian King Live | |
Sport
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Jacquie Beltrao | Sports presenter in Sky News @ Breakfast | Fri-Sun |
| Jamie Weir | Also Sky Sports News presenter | |
| Chris Skudder | Sportsline / Sport bulletin presenter | |
| Celina Hinchcliffe | ||
| Ed Draper | Also Sky Sports News presenter | |
| Jo Wilson | Also Sky Sports News presenter | |
| Rob Jones | ||
| Jon Desborough | ||
| Martha Kelner | Sports Correspondent | |
| Nick Powell | Sports Editor | Also Sky Sports News presenter |
| Various Sky Sports News presenters | ||
Weather
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Nazaneen Ghaffar | Weather presenter | |
| Isobel Lang | Weather presenter | |
| Jo Wheeler | Freelance weather presenter | |
| Kirsty McCabe |
The Pledge panellists
On 6 April 2016, Sky News announced that it was to launch a new show, entitled The Pledge. It will not have a traditional presenter, but will instead have 9 panellists, with 5 appearing on each episode. Michelle Dewberry, Nick Ferrari, Rachel Johnson, Graeme Le Saux and June Sarpong appeared in the first programme on Thursday 21 April.
The current panel are:
- Lord Karan Bilimoria, entrepreneur and founder of Cobra Beer
- ‘Big’ Phil Campion, former SAS trooper and author
- Michelle Dewberry, businesswoman and winner of The Apprentice
- Greg Dyke, former TV executive and FA chairman
- Nick Ferrari, radio talk show host on LBC
- Afua Hirsch, writer and journalist (former Social Affairs and Education Editor at Sky News)
- Rachel Johnson, novelist and journalist
- Carole Malone, TV presenter, broadcaster and journalist
- Maajid Nawaz, columnist, broadcaster and politician
- Femi Oluwole, political campaigner[5]
- Trevor Phillips, broadcaster and writer[6]
- June Sarpong, TV presenter and pro-EU campaigner
- Rachel Shabi, journalist[7]
Former presenters and reporters
- Lisa Aziz (now with LBC News)
- Faye Barker (now with ITN)
- Lukwesa Burak (now with BBC News)
- Ginny Buckley
- Stephanie Callister
- Liam Creagh
- David Chater
- Marverine Cole
- Vivien Creegor
- Dharshini David
- Rona Dougall (now with STV)
- Lorna Dunkley
- Julie Etchingham (now with ITV News)
- Gemma Evans
- David Foster (now with TRT World)
- Juliette Foster (now with BBC World Service/BBC News)
- Bob Friend (deceased 2008)
- Steve Gaisford
- Steff Gaulter (now at Al Jazeera English)
- Charlotte Hawkins (now on Good Morning Britain on ITV)
- Steve Hargrave
- Eamonn Holmes
- Alexandra Hill (now at ITN)
- Nicola Hill
- Faisal Islam (Joined BBC News in 2019)[8]
- Jannat Jalil (Now with BBC News)
- Sangeeta Kandola (now at ITN)
- Phil Lavelle (now with CCTV America)
- Graeme Le Saux
- Mark Longhurst
- Tim Marshall
- Emily Maitlis (now with BBC News)
- Darren McCaffery (now with EuroNews)
- Simon McCoy (now with BBC News)
- Gemma Nash (now with Al Jazeera English)[9]
- Denise Nurse
- Glen Oglaza
- Kevin Owen (now with RT)
- Martin Popplewell
- Jeff Randall
- Samantha Simmonds
- Peter Spencer (retired)
- Matt Smith
- Martin Stanford (now at LBC News)
- Jeremy Thompson (retired 2016)
- Hannah Vaughan Jones (now with CNN International)
- Craig Dillon
- Lucy Verasamy (now with ITV Weather)
- Holly Williams (now at CBS News)
- Andrew Wilson
- Michael Wilson
- Francis Wilson
- Ahron Young (now with Sky News Australia)
References
- "Sky Corporate - Biographies". Sky.
- "#SkyNews weekday schedule changes: 7am - @KayBurley @ Breakfast 9am - Sky News with @adamboultonSKY 12pm - Sky News Today 4pm - Virus Pandemic with @markaustintv 7pm - Sky News Tonight with @DermotMurnaghan 9pm - Sky News At 9 with @AnnaJonesSky". Twitter. @TVZone_. 25 March 2020. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
- Mayhew, Freddy (4 February 2019). "Beth Rigby named next Sky News political editor". Press Gazette. Retrieved 7 February 2019.
- Tobitt, Charlotte (6 February 2019). "Times deputy political editor Sam Coates moves to Sky News". Press Gazette. Retrieved 3 June 2019.
- "A huge welcome to our newest panellist @Femi_Sorry on @ThePledge today at 8pm on @skynewspic.twitter.com/lDU4lmGHaF". @MaajidNawaz. Twitter. 4 July 2019. Retrieved 22 July 2019.
- "#ThePledge panellists this week ... @NickFerrariLBC, Trevor Phillips, @bigphilcampion, @afuahirsch and @junesarpong.And the topics on the show are pic.twitter.com/WZU8dU8cWw". @ThePledge. Twitter. 30 January 2019. Retrieved 22 July 2019.
- "New panellist @rachshabi will be joining us for the first time tomorrow! Rachel will be discussing 'why we need radical action against #climatechange' Tune in tomorrow at 8pm on @SkyNewspic.twitter.com/KYJ8rf8TxO". @ThePledge. Twitter. 22 May 2019. Retrieved 22 July 2019.
- "Faisal Islam appointed as the new Economics Editor for BBC News". BBC Press Office. 6 November 2018. Retrieved 23 April 2019.
- "Well, if you tune into Al Jazeera English next month you will see me presenting the sport on there!". Twitter. @GemmaNash10. 8 March 2020. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
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