Logan will also be part of the commentating team on a series of live sporting events for the BBC.
Logan said: "I'm thrilled to be joining the BBC at such an exciting time. The opportunity of working on the 'Sports News' programme was one I just couldn't resist."
A former Commonwealth Games gymnast, Logan, who has previously worked at Sky and most recently at ITV, will also have a role as a member of radio station BBC's Five Live presenting team. She was previously presenter of ITV football magazine programme 'On the Ball' with co-host former Sunderland and Liverpool player Barry Venison.
Roger Mosey, BBC director of sport, said: "Gabby has an impressive background in sports broadcasting and she'll be a fantastic addition to the BBC Sport team."
Mark Sharman, director of ITV Sport, said: "I would like to thank Gabby for all her contributions to ITV Sport over the last eight years. We wish her all the best with the next phase of her career."
In 2004, Logan appeared in an ad for The Times newspaper along with fellow celebrities model Jodie Kidd, chef Gordon Ramsay and England rugby fly half Jonny Wilkinson.
The campaign was developed by Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R and consisted of seven ads designed to boost the profile of the newspaper's sport, health and entertainment coverage.
The executions featured personalities debating topics related to these areas, such as Ramsay and Kidd talking about cosmetic surgery, and Logan and Wilkinson debating the merits of football and rugby.
Logan is the daughter of former Sheffield Wednesday manager Terry Yorath, and is married to former Scottish rugby international Kenny Logan.
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