Kay Burley

Kay Burley is a pioneering British news presenter, award-winning journalist, and accomplished author with over three decades of broadcasting experience.

Kay Burley is one of Britain's most recognisable news presenters and the longest-serving newsreader on British television. Since joining Sky in 1988, she has built an impressive career and now anchors Afternoon Live on Sky News, with over one million minutes of live broadcasting to her name. In 2014, she expanded her reach by joining LBC Radio to co-present a Sunday show alongside The Sun’s Managing Editor, Stig Abell.

Over her career, Kay has reported on some of the world’s most significant news events. She has covered landmark stories such as the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, the Asian Tsunami, Hurricane Katrina, the 9/11 attacks in New York and the recent conflict in Libya. Her exclusive interviews with figures ranging from prime ministers and royalty to celebrities and sports personalities have earned her nominations for awards like Presenter of the Year.

In addition to her broadcasting achievements, Kay is an accomplished author. Her debut novel, First Ladies, was published by Harper Collins in 2011, followed by her second novel, Betrayal, in 2012. Alongside her media career and writing, Kay is a committed ambassador for Macmillan Cancer Support, raising funds by selling her own home-grown vegetables and eggs at Sky.

Her extensive experience and engaging presence make Kay Burley a sought-after keynote speaker, offering audiences a blend of professional insight, journalistic expertise, and a passion for public service.