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Ian King Live

  • Exclusive: Business Live dropped from Sky News in ‘premium’ push

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    Sky News has cancelled its daily Business Live news programme, leaving the channel without a stand-alone business programme for the first time since 2007, Morning Wire can reveal. The broadcaster’s top brass informed staff about the decision in a memo on Monday evening, telling editorial employees that the show “will not return to the TV [...]

    Sky News made the decision to cull Business Live as part of a wider shake-up of its editorial strategy Photo Illustration by Vuk Valcic/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)
  • Ian King quits Business Live and will leave Sky News in Spring

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    Presenter Ian King has quit Business Live and will leave Sky News early next year, it has been announced. King has been with the news channel for ten years and has “agreed to contribute analysis and reporting” to Sky News’ website over the coming months ahead of his departure. The move comes after Morning Wire [...]

    Ian King is to leave Sky News in 2025. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
  • ‘Madness’: Sky News moves Ian King Live out of Square Mile

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    Sky News’ flagship business programme, Ian King Live, has left its iconic Square Mile address, relocating to Sky Group’s headquarters in Osterley, Morning Wire has learned. The channel initially moved its business operations to 10 Fleet Place in September 2019, where it shared a studio with sister channel CNBC Europe. However, according to correspondence seen [...]

    UK media giant Sky acted in bad faith when it applied for its trademarks, the Supreme Court said today in a long awaited and closely watched decision.

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