Fans gutted as BBC Look North legend leaves show after 20 years

She has gone freelance

Look North sports reporter Tanya Arnold revealed that she was leaving the BBC earlier this month, after over 20 years to go freelance. Tanya joined the Look North team back in the late 1990s, and took over from the late Harry Gration as the Super League Show presenter in 2012.Read more: Mourners 'shocked and appalled' by mud and 'flooded grave' at Bradford cemetery

Tanya shared an emotional goodbye on her Twitter yesterday thanking the BBC and fans for all their messages. @tanyaarnold wrote on Twitter: "Slightly overwhelmed at the moment - thank you for all the lovely messages. The film the wonderful team @BBCLookNorth put together was amazing."@AmyGarciauk tweeted: "End of an era! @tanyaarnold has left the building! Thank you & Good luck-our team & viewers will miss you xxx @BBCLookNorth"@ChrisBrooks26 added: "Will miss you Tanya.

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