Jo Coburn has decided to step down from her position as presenter of Politics Live and will be leaving the BBC after 28 years ...

Jo Coburn Jo has been presenting Politics Live – the BBC’s daily weekday politics show – since it launched in 2018. Initially joining the BBC in 1997 as a reporter covering Westminster ...

Jo Coburn has quit the BBC's Politics Live show after presenting it since its launch in 2018. She will no longer sit in her centre seat at the broadcaster's Westminster studios at midday to ...

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Politics Live presenter Jo Coburn is leaving the BBC after 28 years. The 57-year-old, who has fronted the BBC's daily weekday politics show since it first hit screens in 2018, will leave her ...

The journalist has presented the BBC’s daily weekday politics show – since it launched in ... seat of the Daily Politics and then Politics Live covering the tumultuous events of the last ...

BBC presenter Jo Coburn has decided to step down after 28 years. Coburn, who has hosted weekday politics show Politics Live since its launch in 2018, will be leaving the BBC at the end of May.

Update 3 April: BBC deputy political editor Vicki Young has been appointed as the next presenter of Politics Live starting in June. Young has been at the broadcaster for more than 25 years ...

Politics Live presenter Jo Coburn is set to leave the BBC after 28 years at the broadcaster. The veteran journalist will step down from her role at the end of May. Coburn has been at the helm of ...

Politics Live presenter Jo Coburn will leave the BBC after 28 years at the broadcaster. The journalist has presented the BBC’s daily weekday politics show – since it launched in 2018.