Sky News presenters and editorial team
Sky News has approximately 600 staff of which approximately 50 work on screen.[1]
Main news presenters
Weekday presenters
| Presenter | Programme | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Sarah-Jane Mee | Sunrise | Sky Central (Studio 21)
Osterley |
| Jonathan Samuels | ||
| Adam Boulton | All Out Politics | Westminster |
| Colin Brazier | Sky News Today | Sky Central (Studio 21)
Osterley |
| Jayne Secker | ||
| Gillian Joseph | ||
| Niall Paterson | ||
| Kay Burley | Sky News | |
| Sarah Hewson | ||
| Ian King | Ian King Live | Westminster |
| Dermot Murnaghan | Sky News Tonight | |
| Sophy Ridge | ||
| Anna Botting | Sky News at 9, 10, 11 Press Preview |
Sky News Centre
Osterley |
| Kimberley Leonard | Sky World News | |
| Gamal Fahnbulleh | ||
| Claudia-Liza Armah |
Weekend presenters
| Presenter | Programme | Studio |
|---|---|---|
| Stephen Dixon | Sunrise | Sky Central (Studio 21) - (Friday)
Sky News Centre - (Sat & Sun) |
| Isabel Webster | ||
| Dermot Murnaghan
Sophy Ridge (from January) |
Murnaghan
Sophy Ridge on Sunday (from January) |
Westminster Studio |
| Niall Paterson | Sky News | Sky News Centre
Osterley |
| Sophy Ridge | ||
| Gillian Joseph | ||
| Tom MacLeod | ||
| Sam Naz | ||
| Anna Jones | Sky News at 9, 10, 11 Press Preview |
Specialist presenters & editorial team
Editors & bureau chiefs
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Adam Boulton | Editor-at-large | Also presents All Out Politics |
| Faisal Islam | Political Editor | |
| Afua Hirsch | Social Affairs & Education Editor | |
| Sam Kiley | Foreign Affairs Editor | |
| Ed Conway | Economics Editor | |
| Mark Klienman | City Editor | |
| Dominic Waghorn | Diplomatic Editor | |
| Nick Powell | Sports Editor |
Business
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Ian King | Business Presenter | Ian King Live Presenter |
Sport
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Jacquie Beltrao | Sports presenter in Sunrise | |
| Charlie Thomas | ||
| Chris Skudder | Sports presenter | |
| Celina Hinchcliffe | ||
| Jo Wilson | ||
| John Desborough | ||
| Nick Powell | Sports Editor | |
| Various Sky Sports News HQ presenters | ||
Weather
| Person | Title(s) | Related note(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Nazaneen Ghaffar | Weather presenter | |
| Isobel Lang | ||
| Jo Wheeler | Freelance Weather presenter | Provides relief cover |
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.
This is list of hosts since October 2016:
| Emma Barnett | James Caan |
| Michelle Dewberry | Greg Dyke |
| Nick Ferrari | Rachel Johnson |
| Graeme Le Saux | Afua Hirsch |
| June Sarpong |
Michelle Mone (Series 1) |
Past presenters and reporters
- Lisa Aziz (now with LBC)
- Faye Barker (now with ITN)
- Lukwesa Burak (now with BBC News)
- Ginny Buckley
- David Chater
- Marverine Cole
- Vivien Creegor
- Emma Crosby (former presenter on 5 News)
- Dharshini David
- Rona Dougall (now with STV)
- Lorna Dunkley
- Julie Etchingham (now with ITV News)
- Juliette Foster (now with BBC World Service/BBC News)
- Bob Friend
- 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)
- Sangeeta Kandola
- Phil Lavelle
- Mark Longhurst
- Tim Marshall
- Emily Maitlis (now with BBC News)
- Simon McCoy (now with BBC News)
- Denise Nurse
- Glen Oglaza
- Kevin Owen (now with RT)
- Martin Popplewell
- Jeff Randall
- Samantha Simmonds
- Peter Spencer (retired)
- Matt Smith
- Martin Stanford (now at TRT World)
- Jeremy Thompson
- Hannah Vaughan Jones (now with CNN International)
- 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
External links
- News Biographies Sky Media Centre
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