Kirsty Wark bid an emotional farewell to BBC's Newsnight after 30 years as its longest-serving presenter. Wark, who joined the show in 1993, was celebrated with a montage of her career highlights and tributes from notable figures including former prime ministers Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, and David Cameron. Blair described her as 'tough but fair,' while Cameron humorously referenced his own career comeback, and Nicola Sturgeon praised her as a 'broadcasting titan.' Wark will transition to presenting Front Row on BBC Radio 4. Her final broadcast featured contributions from colleagues and a discussion on the US presidential election.