She’s never been afraid to flaunt her incredible figure. Yet Amanda took things a step further on Monday as she stripped naked during the Heart Breakfast Show on Monday.

Amanda Holden brought out her best charm as she made Hollywood A-lister Paul Rudd blush after making a cheeky compliment on air.

Jordan North has spoken for the first time about his sudden exit from BBC Radio 1, admitting he knew it was a decision he knew he needed to make, despite not looking for work

Some listeners claimed Jordan was the ‘perfect replacement’ from Roman after tuning into his first show.

JLS star Marvin Humes and football pundit and presenter Alex Scott have been announced as new hosts on KISS radio station

An award-winning West End star with an estimated fortune of £2million has bagged a brand new role at BBC Radio 2.

Garry Richardson started working on BBC Radio Four’s Today programme in 1981

BBC Radio 2 DJ Jo Whiley has opened up about her friendship with the late Steve Wright and the impact he made on not just her career, but so many others too

Global Radio has announced yet another huge shake up following the double-departure of Roman Kemp and Will Njobvu from Capital FM just one week ago .

I’m A Celebrity star Roman Kemp announced he was stepping down from Capital FM after 10 years as a presenter and has now shared the real reason behind his departure

Paul Chantler enjoyed a long career in the BBC working across brands including Chiltern Radio, Essex Radio and Wireless Group.

Beloved TV and radio presenter Vernon Kay was left utterly mortified when he accidentally swore live on Radio 2 and admitted it was an unfortunate “slip of the tongue”

Roman Kemp thanked his listeners for ‘saving his life’ during his battle with depression as he hosted his final show on Capital Breakfast on Thursday.

Tony Blackburn took over Zoe Ball’s Breakfast Show and it left fans puzzled after he held back the tears to say an emotional goodbye to listeners on Monday

Veteran DJ, Tony Blackburn, couldn’t hide his emotion as he hosted his final local radio show this week, telling listeners: ‘You’ll never find another laugh like mine’

Frank Skinner, 67, shocked fans when he announced his departure from Absolute Radio after 15 years with the station

The broadcaster and comedian, 67, has been on Absolute Radio since 2009 where he hosts the Saturday breakfast slot The Frank Skinner Show alongside co-hosts Emily Dean and Pierre Novellie.

’We’re making loads of lovely memories,’ DJ told listeners

WOMEN’S Hour host Emma Barnett has announced that she is leaving the show in a presenting shake-up. The beloved journalist started heading up the 45 minute slot back in September 2020. She wa…

The presenter will replace Martha Kearney, who recently said she would step down after the election.

The co-producer took to Instagram took to Instagram on Thursday to announce his departure from the radio station. Chris chose 10 of favourite moments from his 15 years at Radio 1 to share.

The medical professional talked about This Morning’s “culture” as he opened up on his time on the magazine show

Veteran broadcaster stepped down from his BBC Radio 2 slot in February after 30 years, and now hosts a show for Greatest Hits Radio

Gaby Roslin gave an update on Zoe Ball and her return to BBC Radio 2 after stepping in at the last minute to replace her on Thursday.

The presenter, 53, said she and her family were going through ‘tough times’ amid her mother’s diagnosis but praised her for being ‘brave’.

After joining BBC Radio 1’s Drivetime show as the replacement for Jordan North, Made In Chelsea star Jamie Laing insists he ‘earned’ his right to land the role

Jamie Laing has hit back at critics who feel Radio 1 is turning into a ‘Posh Boys Club’ as he insists he’s ‘earned’ his new job after the BBC turned him down eight years ago.

The radio host, 49, was chatting away to his audience as normal when his voice was suddenly cut off and listeners heard nothing but silence and the ’emergency tapes’ began to play.

BBC’s Arielle Free announced to her followers that after six years she’s decided to leave her early morning show on Radio One.

Capital Breakfast host Sian Welby, who also recently presented ITV’s This Morning, revealed live on-air that she is expecting her first child with fiancé Jake Beckett

BBC Radio 1 are facing a major overhaul as presenters Matt Edmondson and Mollie King are leaving their current show after six years on the airwaves but will be staying at the network

BBC Radio 4 presenter Martha Kearney has revealed she’s leaving her role at the radio station’s Today programme after six years – she first joined the BBC back in 1988

The Irish presenter has hosted The Graham Norton Radio Show on the station since 2021 alongside Maria McErlane.

The legendary radio presenter, who died aged 69, was found dead in his £2million flat after paramedics were called to an ‘incident’, MailOnline revealed.

BBC Radio 1 was plunged into chaos when one brazen listener made the decision to play a sex tape after calling in to Greg James’ live show on Wednesday

Former BBC Breakfast star and BBC Radio 2 presenter Owain Wyn Evans addressed his absence from his Early Breakfast Show on Monday after missing it due to illness

The radio host, 38, sparked concern when he was absent from his BBC Radio 1 show on Monday morning, before he took to social media sharing the heartbreaking news with fans.

It comes 10 years after he joined the station

The GMB host, 56, returned to her presenting duties at Smooth FM Radio for the first time since husband Derek Draper’s death, on Monday.

Jamie Laing has been announced as the new co-host of BBC Radio 1’s drive time show – but the news has not gone down well with fans of the radio station

Jordan North has broken his silence after it was announced he was leaving Radio 1 after a decade. The station has revealed his replacement will be Made In Chelsea’s Jamie Laing

Made in Chelsea star Jamie Laing will join Vick Hope to host Going Home on Radio 1 from March.

BBC Radio 2 DJ Steve Wright was found dead at his London flat on Monday aged 69 the broadcasting legend was reportedly in talks to host a new TV show shortly before his shock death

Wright’s brother Laurence said DJ, who died aged 69, ‘could have looked after himself better’

BBC Radio 2 presenter Steve Wright died this week at the age of 69, the corporation announced on Tuesday

Wright (pictured), 69, was found dead on Monday at his £2million London flat days after reportedly speaking with BBC bosses – and ahead of a meeting to allegedly discuss a comeback.

BBC staff are said to be ‘enraged’ at her for describing the late legendary DJ as being ‘second to none’ despite moving him from the 2pm until 5pm slot which he held for 24 years.

Radio host Nicki Chapman broke down in tears live on BBC Radio 2 the morning after Steve Wright’s death was announced as she read out a series of emotional tributes from listeners

The iconic broadcaster is stepping down.

The corporation has unveiled plans for “new distinctive digital music stations”