Alistair Stewart, one of the UK's most prominent broadcasters, has announced his retirement, citing a lengthy commute and wanting to spend time with family as his reasons
Iconic newsreader Alistair Stewart has announced his retirement after almost 50 years of broadcasting.
It's been confirmed by GB News that Alistair will return as an occasional contributor and commentator on major news events though, including King Charles' Coronation in May. The father of four continued: "I want to reduce my commitment while I’m still ahead as an old broadcaster, rather than an ancient one.
Alistair has enjoyed a stellar career, providing commentary for royal weddings, elections, budgets, and State Openings of Parliament.
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