Bob Harris has stepped down from his BBC Radio 2 shows after taking ill health into account during a prostate cancer battle. Multiple reports say he quits his presenting roles following a 56-year career in broadcasting. The coverage frames the decision as health-related, with Harris no longer able to continue scheduled appearances on the station. While details of his treatment and condition are not expanded in the provided excerpts, the articles indicate the move follows his diagnosis and ongoing management of prostate cancer. The reports also emphasize his long tenure in radio, presenting him as a long-standing figure on Radio 2 whose departure marks an end to decades of hosting. The information presented focuses on his resignation from the shows and the reason given—ill health related to prostate cancer—without including broader program changes, replacements, or an official timeline beyond the decision to step aside.