Cathy Newman, a long-standing figure at Channel 4, has surprised her fans by announcing her departure from the network to join a competing TV channel. Newman, who has been part of Channel 4 News since January 2006, will now be hosting a new daily politics show on Sky News airing every evening at 7pm. In addition to her hosting duties, she will be launching a new podcast and collaborating on documentaries with Sky.
Taking to social media to share her excitement, Cathy expressed her enthusiasm about joining the award-winning team at Sky News. She looks forward to returning to Westminster and delivering exclusive interviews and investigations on her new program, along with debuting a podcast. Reflecting on her time at Channel 4 News, Cathy expressed gratitude for her two-decade tenure but eagerly anticipates the opportunity to embark on new beginnings.
The news of Cathy’s move was well-received by her peers and fans, with notable figures like Piers Morgan and Jon Craig extending their congratulations. Sky News also officially welcomed Cathy, highlighting her role in leading their flagship daily politics program, introducing a new podcast, and spearheading impactful investigations and documentaries.
In a video message, Cathy conveyed her excitement about her upcoming role at Sky News, emphasizing her passion for political drama and investigative journalism. David Rhodes, Executive Chairman of Sky News, praised Cathy’s track record of breaking major stories and her trusted journalistic style, emphasizing the value she will bring to the team.
Cathy began her journey at Channel 4 as a political correspondent and deputy political editor in 2006. Throughout her career, she covered significant political events, conducted impactful interviews, and delved into investigations on issues like sexual harassment in Westminster and the John Smyth QC abuse inquiry.
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