Ten. 2010s On 22 March 2013, Austin presented Who Killed My Dad? The Death of Terry Lloyd, which explained the death of his colleague Terry Lloyd. He co-presented the programme with Lloyd's daughter Chelsey. On 6 December 2013, following the death of Nelson Mandela the previous day, Austin fronted a tribute programme Nelson Mandela: His Life and Legacy. In October 2015, Mark was replaced by Tom Bradby on ITV News at Ten. He then moved back to the ITV Evening News, presenting alongside Mary Nightingale. In 2016, Austin guest presented numerous episodes of Good Morning Britain alongside Ranvir Singh and Charlotte Hawkins. After thirty years with ITV News, it was announced in October 2016, that Austin would be leaving at the end of the year. He presented his last programme on 22 December 2016. Austin joined LBC Radio for a series of guest shows across the Easter weekend in April 2017. On 24 April 2017, it was announced that Austin would join Sky News as a U.S. correspondent. In August 2017, Austin co-presented a one-off documentary for Channel 4 called Wasting Away: The Truth About Anorexia with his daughter Madeleine. In September 2018, Austin started presenting The News Hour with Mark Austin on Sky News, broadcast from Sky Central between 5pm to 6pm each weekday. He also presents Sky News at 6 between 6pm and 7pm each weekday. 2020s In February 2022, Austin presented Sky News live from Kyiv during the first day of the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine. Awards and honours Austin has won 6 BAFTA awards. In 1995 for his role in ITV’s Rwanda coverage; in 2010, for his role in the ITV News coverage of the Haiti earthquake.In 2011 for the Cumbria Murders coverage and in 2014 for reporting of the Woolwich attacks. With Sky News in 2020, Austin won a BAFTA for coverage of the Hong Kong protests. And in 2021, for a programme on the crisis in Idlib in Syria, also for Sky News He won an international Emmy in 2000 for his reporting of the 2000 Mozambique floods, as well as a Gold Nymph at the 2000 Television Festival of Monte Carlo, and Gold and Silver Medals at the New York Television Programming Awards. In 2014 and 2015, Austin won the 'RTS Presenter of the Year Award'. In 1993, he won top prize in the Sports News category at the Royal Television Society