bulletin was extended to 40 minutes due to the length of the English regional bulletins being reduced to 5 minutes during the general election campaign period. Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland retained the original 30-minute broadcast length and aired their regular 15-minute bulletins. From 23 March 2020, Simon McCoy took the role as the Monday-Wednesday presenter, following the end of the BBC's Afternoon Live, Jane Hill continued to present on Thursdays, with her sharing the role on Fridays with Kate Silverton. Raworth ceased to present the bulletin and appeared exclusively as a main anchor of the BBC News at Six and BBC News at Ten. On 25 March 2021, Simon McCoy left the BBC after 17 years at the network. He presented his final BBC News at One on the same day. Since McCoy's departure, the programme has dispensed with a main presenter, with a team of established BBC journalists presenting the programme on rotation. Presenters Current presenters In addition, Huw Edwards or Sophie Raworth occasionally present in the event of a major news story. Former presenters Presenters below are occasional or relief presenters unless indicated otherwise. Martyn Lewis (Main presenter, 1986–1987) Michael Buerk (Main presenter 1987–1988) Philip Hayton (Main presenter, 1988–1993) John Tusa (Main presenter, 1993–1996) Edward Stourton (Main presenter, 1993–1999) Justin Webb (Main presenter, 1997–1999) Anna Ford (Main presenter, 1999–2006) Sophie Raworth (Main presenter, 2006–2020) Simon McCoy (Main presenter, 2020–2021; relief presenter, 2008–2020) George Alagiah (Deputy presenter, 1999–2001) Darren Jordon (Deputy presenter, 2001–2006) Louise Minchin (Deputy presenter, 2006–2008; relief presenter 2008–2012) Kate Silverton (Deputy presenter, 2008–2015; relief presenter 2015–2021) Laurie Mayer (1986–1993) John Humphrys (1988–1996) Jennie Bond (1993–1999) Jill Dando (1993–1995) Sian Williams (2001–2013) Bill Turnbull (2003–2006) Natasha Kaplinsky (2005–2007) Emily Maitlis (2007–2013) Jon Sopel (2010–2014) Matthew Amroliwala (2012–2014) Joanna Gosling (2019–2022) Victoria Derbyshire (2021–2022) One O'Clock News Hour The BBC News at One has been shown on the BBC News channel since April 2006, making up the first half-hour of the BBC News at One. During the headlines and "coming up" section, BBC One viewers see a preview of the stories to come from their region, while BBC News viewers see sports headlines. Between 12:45 and 13:30 BBC News has a service providing in-vision British Sign Language for viewers with hearing difficulties. Within the last few minutes of each programme, a full national weather forecast is presented within the studio. Between 2006 and 2017, significant differences could