Emma Barnett Bids Farewell to Women's Hour
After four years as the host of Women's Hour, Emma Barnett has announced her departure in a major presenting shake-up. The beloved journalist took the reins of the 45-minute slot in September 2020.
New Challenge on the Horizon
Emma Barnett, known for her work on the late-night spin-off of the show and chairing the Woman's Hour Power List, will be moving to a different Radio 4 show. At just 26, she became the youngest presenter in the programme's history.
A Heartfelt Goodbye
Sharing the news on Instagram, Emma expressed her excitement for the new challenge ahead. She will be joining the team at the Today programme on BBC Radio 4, expanding her work to include more TV shows with big interviews and documentaries.
Memorable Moments on Women's Hour
Reflecting on her time at Women's Hour, Emma shared some of her most unforgettable moments, including interviews with Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and Kate Bush, as well as coverage of the Sarah Everard case. She expressed gratitude to the team and listeners for the shared experiences and meaningful discussions.
Next Chapter
Emma's transition to the Today programme is set for May 2024, where she will join current political presenters such as Justin Webb, Mishal Husain, and Martha Kearney.
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