Zoe Ball, a veteran UK radio presenter, is set to join Greatest Hits Radio to present weekday afternoon shows later this year, according to reports. The move follows the earlier departures of other well-known BBC Radio 2 colleagues, including Ken Bruce and Simon Mayo, who have also moved to competing stations. The coverage frames the change as part of a broader shift of prominent presenters away from BBC radio, with Ball becoming another high-profile addition to the Greatest Hits Radio schedule. The reports do not provide additional details on the exact start date, show format, or her programme length beyond weekday afternoons. They also do not indicate whether Ball’s role affects any existing commitments elsewhere. The announcements are presented as another personnel change within UK commercial and public-sector radio, highlighting how major stations are attracting established talent from long-running mainstream broadcasting positions.
Zoe Ball to host weekday afternoons on Greatest Hits Radio
Zoe Ball, a veteran UK radio presenter, is set to join Greatest Hits Radio to present weekday afternoon shows later this year, according to reports. The move follows the earlier departures of other we...
- Zoe Ball is joining Greatest Hits Radio.
- She will host weekday afternoon shows.
- Her start date is later this year.
- The reports link the move to earlier departures of BBC Radio 2 presenters to rival stations, including Ken Bruce and Simon Mayo.
- Coverage presents the change as a further shift of high-profile presenters away from BBC radio.
The veteran DJ, 55, will host weekday afternoons on Greatest Hits Radio later this year, in another major blow to the Beeb.
1 month agoThe veteran DJ, 55, will host weekday afternoons on Greatest Hits Radio later this year, in another major blow to the Beeb.
1 month ago
Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv overnight, killing at least 16
Russian missile and drone strikes hit Kyiv overnight, with multiple outlets reporting deaths and dozens of injuries. Fig...
“Nonna-maxxing” trend sees tourists seek experiences led by older Italian locals
Italian travel outlets report a growing tourism trend sometimes dubbed “nonna-maxxing,” in which visitors seek “grandma...
Death toll rises as flash floods in Nepal and Tibet leave more than 1,000 missing, including Australians
Deadly flash floods hit Nepal and Tibet, killing over 160 people while leaving more than 1,000 people reported missing....