Jon Snow has announced he is leaving Channel 4 News.
The 73-year-old has presented the network's news coverage for 32 years - making him the longest-running anchor.
Jon's exit isn't imminent as he'll remain on screens until the end of this year.
He said in a statement: "After three incredible decades on Channel 4 News, it is time to move on. I am excited by the many things I want to accomplish but I have to say I have enjoyed every minute of my time with the programme
"It has brought me adventure, as well as sorrow in some of the stories that I have had to report and also joy in reporting others, but above all, it has brought me community in working with the most fantastic group of people who are bound in intellect, humour and understanding.
"Together, we have forged a wonderful service. I feel proud to have contributed to Channel 4 News let alone to have anchored the programme for the last 32 years.
"I’m looking forward to new adventures and new challenges."
Channel 4 said Jon will front longer form projects for the network and "represent the Channel in other matters."
He will also focus on charity work and some of his many passions in life - people's stories, inequality, Africa, Iran and the arts.
Channel 4 News, editor, Ben de Pear, said: "Jon has been the driving force behind Channel 4 News for the last 30 years. His fearless journalism, inherent compassion, a nose for a good story as well as sympathy for the underdog have been powered by relentless energy, charm and a mischievous sense of fun.
"It has been a great honour to be his editor and friend, and I know that everyone at Channel 4 News and ITN feels that he is far more than a colleague.
"As well as his support and friendship to fellow workers, for decades he has worked tirelessly for a multitude of charities and causes beyond the public gaze and for no other reason than to help those less fortunate than himself.
"He may be leaving us after decades on the front line of history, but his contribution will live on and undoubtedly continue elsewhere.
"He is a wonderful man, and it has been an honour to call Jon our friend and colleague."
