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The broadcaster, 65, who has spent nearly 16 years at the news channel, said 'stay classy, planet Earth', similar to the phrase Ferrell uttered in the movie as the titular character Ron Burgundy. In another memorable scene, Burgundy gets into a competition with Corningstone as he repeats his phrase so he can be the one to sign off their news show on KVWN Channel 4.

Murnaghan's last remarks as a Sky News Tonight newsreader last night also drew laughter and claps from his co-workers. He said: 'Finally, as the saying goes, some news about me. After 15 years this is my final programme for Sky News, the best organisation in the UK, which you already know for its coverage and analysis and also its dedicated, inventive, hard-working staff, so many of whom have become close friends.

It has been an absolute privilege. Thanks for making this career so worthwhile. Murnaghan showed the audience his news notes before throwing them from his desk, and adding: 'You stay classy, planet Earth, goodbye. During his time, he has covered big events such as the announcement in September of the death of the Queen outside Buckingham Palace, the general election, the funeral of Prince Philip and the US presidential election.

He began his career as a trainee reporter at local newspapers before joining Channel 4 as a researcher. He later became a reporter for the broadcaster's The Business Programme. After a brief stint in Switzerland to present the European Business Channel, Murnaghan returned to Britain to host the business segments on The Channel 4 Daily, a new breakfast show by Channel 4.

He then made the move to ITV in the early s, where in he broke the news of the death of Princess Diana. The prolific journalist switched broadcasters again in the early s, joining BBC Breakfast as one of the lead presenters from to He was also a regular fixture on the six o'clock and ten o'clock news. He moved to Sky News in October , where he has remained until his final show this week.

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