Sally Biddulph Leaves ITV After 17 Years

Veteran ITV journalist and presenter Sally Biddulph announced her departure from the broadcaster on Tuesday, December 16, after 17 years of service, marking the end of a prominent career delivering news on programs including Good Morning Britain.

Biddulph, 50, shared the news on X, formerly Twitter, reflecting on her time at ITV. "And that's a wrap! Today is my last day at itvnews after 17 years. What a ride, what a privilege and what amazing colleagues," she wrote. "Time for a new chapter and adventures yet unknown with a later morning alarm clock! So for one last time, Sally Biddulph, ITV News, London."

She joined ITV in 2009 as a national news correspondent, following earlier roles in regional broadcasting and print journalism. Her career began in the mid-1990s writing for The Times and Sunday Telegraph. She later worked in radio in Bern, Switzerland, before returning to the UK for production roles on ITV's Westcountry Live and other regional programs. Over the years at ITV, Biddulph served as a political correspondent and relief presenter for bulletins such as ITV News at 5:30, ITV Lunchtime News, and ITV News Saturday primetime. In 2014, she took on newsreading duties for...