TV and radio presenter Rylan Clark apologises to BBC Radio 2 listeners after he misses his scheduled show because he is stranded abroad. Multiple reports say Clark is in Nice, France, following travel disruption, including flight cancellations and related travel chaos that leave him unable to reach the UK in time. He explains that he planned to take an eight-hour train, but delays and cancelled flights force him to stay an extra day. Clark shares details of his situation publicly and contacts his audience to acknowledge that he is not able to broadcast as planned. Reports also say a replacement presenter, Mark Goodier, steps in at short notice to cover the slot. Clark posts that he will return to the air the following week and reiterates his apology to listeners. Several outlets also note that his message includes light-hearted wording in which he jokes about responsibility for the missed broadcast, while still attributing the main issue to the travel disruption.