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BBC Question Time: Fiona Bruce to Step Down

After 5 years as presenter, Fiona Bruce will step down from BBC's Question Time

Bruce will continue to present Antiques Roadshow

Fiona Bruce, the popular presenter of BBC's Question Time, has announced that she will be stepping down from the show after five years at the helm. Bruce, who is also known for hosting the popular antiques show Antiques Roadshow, made the announcement during an interview with Radio Times. She said: "It's been an amazing five years on Question Time, but it's time for someone else to take the reins." Bruce's departure comes amidst a number of changes at the BBC, including the recent appointment of new Director-General Tim Davie. It is not yet clear who will replace Bruce as Question Time presenter, but it is expected that an announcement will be made in the coming weeks.

Bruce has been widely praised for her tenure as Question Time presenter, during which time she has conducted interviews with some of the world's most influential politicians and public figures. She has also been credited with helping to make the show more accessible to a wider audience.

The BBC has said that it is "grateful for Fiona's outstanding contribution to Question Time" and that she will be "greatly missed." The corporation has also said that it is "committed to ensuring that Question Time continues to be a lively and engaging forum for debate.