Sian Williams has presented her final edition of BBC Breakfast before the programme moves to its new studios in Salford. The popular early morning host reflected on her 11-year career on the show, describing her unusual routine and the emotional final moments.
Williams, who co-presented with Bill Turnbull, recalled their shared history of more than 20 years. She noted their 'anti-blubbing strategy' failed as the final half-hour approached, with tributes from Carol Kirkwood, Andrew Motion, and Mary Portas triggering tears.
During her tenure, Williams interviewed prime ministers, celebrities like Joan Collins and Will Smith, and reported from disaster zones including the Pakistan earthquake and Sri Lanka tsunami. She praised the dedicated production team and loyal audience, saying she felt privileged to have been part of the programme's success.
