BBC presenter quits after 24 years on air with emotional statement
dailyrecord.co.ukBBC presenter Jenny Hill has announced her departure after 24 years. She took to X, formerly Twitter, to share news that she's leaving her post as a foreign correspondent.In her farewell tweet, Jenny Hill stated: "Personal update: I'm leaving the BBC today after 24 years.
What a privilege it's been to travel the world and tell people's stories."She also thanked her colleagues, reports the Mirror, by saying: "Thanks to the many lovely colleagues whose talent, courage and friendship have made it such a pleasure."BBC News analysis editor Ros Atkins responded with warm wishes: "We're going to miss you, Jenny.
Best of luck." Another heartfelt remark came from Chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet who wrote: "Such a distinctive broadcaster and kind colleague.
So sorry to see you go Jenny."Admirers of Hill expressed their gratitude and good wishes, with one saying: "Thank-you Jenny for all your hard work.
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