A BBC NEWS presenter has revealed her future with the broadcaster after being axed from a flagship show.
Bosses at the station announced the News at One bulletin would leave its London studios and move to Manchester.
The new-look and extended one hour programme will be presented by existing Beeb anchors and BBC Breakfast stars.
Jon Kay, Sally Nugent and Nina Warhurst will all host on rotation with Ben Brown, Anna Foster and Tina Daheley.
However, the shake-up means Jane Hill will step down from the programme – with her last episode today.
Taking to social media, the journalist posted an emotional message to viewers.
She said: “A big day, and a sad one, for many of us. The last #BBCNewsOne from London, after more than 37 years!
“Do join us if you can at 1300. With a warning that we’ve brought in so much cake we’ll be broadcasting on a sugar rush.”
Fans flooded Jane with well-wishes, as one said: “Wow end of an era. Good luck Jane & team.”
A second wrote: “A silly, pointless, ridiculous, political move Jane, which doesn’t add value to the viewer and is being done to score box ticking points. A great shame.”
“Always enjoy News at One,” said a third.
In a further update to worried fans, Jane reassured them she was not leaving the BBC.
She explained: “Personal news, for avoidance of confusion (thanks for all the messages). I am not leaving
“@bbcnews! Sticking with my role on #BBCNewsSix & #BBCNewsTen, plus weekend bulletins. Good luck to the Salford team.”
BBC departures and returns
LEAVING/LEFT
Newsnight’s Mark Urban after 35 years on air
Claudia Winkleman quitting BBC Radio 2 after 15 years
Correspondent Robin Brant after two decades
Sports presenter Garry Richardson after 50 years
BBC Radio star Jason Rosam after 16 years on air
Jordan North quitting Radio 1 and moving to Capital
RETURNING/RETURNED
Martine Croxall after launching legal action against the Beeb
Karin Giannone after a horror injury and year off air
Annita McVeigh after losing out on a chief presenter job last year
Geeta Guru-Murthy after also being off air for more than a year