BBC Star Quits After 38 Years on Screen

BBC News Star Bids Farewell

A long-standing BBC star has announced their departure from the broadcaster after an impressive 38 years on screen. Paul Clifton, who first joined the BBC in the late eighties, shared the news of his final day on social media.

Flooded with Support

Paul Clifton, who has been serving as the Transport Correspondent for the BBC News channel in the south of the country, received an outpouring of well-wishes and support from fans and colleagues as he bids adieu after nearly four decades at the broadcaster.

Fans Show Appreciation

Supporters expressed their gratitude for Paul's dedicated coverage of transport news, with one follower describing his departure as "the end of an era" and thanking him for his professional and objective reporting. Others wished him a fulfilling retirement and reminisced about enjoying his reports on television.