"The Terry and Gaby Show The Terry and Gaby Show was a daytime television show broadcast on Five on weekday mornings between June 2003 and April 2004, produced by Chris Evans' company UMTV. It was hosted by Terry Wogan and Gaby Roslin. The opening titles featured Gaby dressed up like a movie star driven to the studio in a limo and walking on red carpet to the door. Meanwhile, Terry, carrying a briefcase, rode a rickety old bicycle across London and parked it outside the back door before quietly entering the building through said back door. The show was not"
"Wake Up to Wogan Wake Up to Wogan (WUTW) was the incarnation of The Radio 2 Breakfast Show from 4 January 1993 to 18 December 2009. It was the most listened to radio show in the United Kingdom and the flagship breakfast programme broadcast on BBC Radio 2. The show was presented by Terry Wogan who previously presented the breakfast show between 1972 and 1984, but the title WUTW was only added at the start of his second tenure. On 7 September 2009, Wogan confirmed to his listeners that he would be leaving the show at the end of the"
"average audience of 4.9 million a day on his drivetime show. By the end of 2007, the show was averaging over five million listeners. On 7 September 2009 it was announced that Evans would take over breakfast show from Sir Terry Wogan after Wogan announced his intention to leave the show at the end of the year. Evans hosted his final drivetime show on 24 December 2009. Evans took over Radio 2 breakfast show on 11 January 2010, succeeding Sir Terry Wogan and eventually also Sarah Kennedy. While Evans replaced Wogan owing to his long-planned retirement, the circumstances of the"
"changed to a 9am finish, after which Radio 2 would broadcast its own programme. John Dunn became the first regular sole presenter of ""Breakfast Special"" in 1970, with Ray Moore providing cover. On 3 April 1972 Terry Wogan presented his first breakfast show, with Dunn moving to a late-afternoon slot. The programme was also moved to a later start time of 7am, with an Early Show preceding it. During this period Wogan's cover again principally came from Ray Moore, who presented the Early Show at other times. In 1978 Jimmy Young's programme was moved earlier in the day to follow"
"at all and don't feature in his autobiography either. He joined Radio 2 more regularly in 1982 as a stand-in presenter, mainly covering for Ray Moore on the ""Early"" show. Bruce also presented shows for BBC Radio Scotland from London. Bruce became a regular presenter for Radio 2 in 1984 when he assumed hosting duties for the Saturday late night show in addition to his continuing show on BBC Radio Scotland. In January 1985, Bruce replaced Terry Wogan on the breakfast programme, being replaced himself by Derek Jameson in March 1986. Since Monday 6 January 1992 he has hosted the"
"abandoning his microphone"", and novelist Allison Pearson commented: ""Heard the one about the Irishman who reminded the British of what they could be at their best? His name was Terry Wogan."" Wogan presented his final Radio 2 breakfast show on 18 December 2009. It was announced that Wogan would return to Radio 2 from 14 February 2010 to host a live weekly two-hour Sunday show on the network, featuring live musical performance and guests, between 11.00 am and 1.00 pm. The show, titled ""Weekend Wogan"", was hosted in front of a live audience in the Radio Theatre at Broadcasting House"
"Chloe Buswell. Video highlights of Weekend Wogan could also be viewed on the show's website from Mondays and on the Red Button. [[Category:British talk radio oio Weekend Wogan Weekend Wogan was a Sunday morning radio programme on BBC Radio 2 in the United Kingdom, which was presented by Sir Terry Wogan. The show, which began its run on 14 February 2010, marked Sir Terry's return to the airwaves following his decision to step down as presenter of the weekday breakfast show, ""Wake Up to Wogan"" in December 2009. From November 2015 the show took an extended hiatus due to Wogan's"
"Weekend Wogan Weekend Wogan was a Sunday morning radio programme on BBC Radio 2 in the United Kingdom, which was presented by Sir Terry Wogan. The show, which began its run on 14 February 2010, marked Sir Terry's return to the airwaves following his decision to step down as presenter of the weekday breakfast show, ""Wake Up to Wogan"" in December 2009. From November 2015 the show took an extended hiatus due to Wogan's ill health, an illness from which he died in January 2016 making his final broadcast on 8 November 2015. The show continued with guest hosts until"
"Ross had been known to present the show on a one-off occasion. From 2008 until Wogan's final holiday leave prior to his retirement from the breakfast show, Johnnie Walker had been the usual stand-in for Wogan. Contributors often used to joke that it was Terry Wogan who was in fact the stand-in for Johnnie Walker. Wake Up to Wogan Wake Up to Wogan (WUTW) was the incarnation of The Radio 2 Breakfast Show from 4 January 1993 to 18 December 2009. It was the most listened to radio show in the United Kingdom and the flagship breakfast programme broadcast on"
"7am each day, but moved to the time-slot of 6am to 7:30am in 1994. In 1995, Kennedy received a prestigious Sony Gold Radio Award. She had a regular audience of around 4.5 million listeners on Radio 2. Due to Terry Wogan's retirement from his breakfast show in December 2009 and the ambitions of his successor Chris Evans, the morning radio schedule was changed, and Kennedy's show was moved earlier to the 5am to 7am slot to accommodate a longer Evans show. It was announced on Friday 3 September 2010 that she was to leave her Radio 2 show. She had"
"to be an even more controversial choice, as his perceived acerbic manner was seen as being at odds with what the Radio 2 breakfast programme had become. Subtitled ""Good Morning UK!"", it did not prove popular and Hayes presented his last programme on 23 December 1992. During the Hayes era, the show was extended by 1 hour and was moved to an earlier start time of 6.30am. Terry Wogan returned to the BBC Radio 2 breakfast programme in January 1993. Now entitled ""Wake Up to Wogan,"" it was the first time the breakfast show had explicitly been given a title"
"Terry Wogan Sir Michael Terence Wogan (; 3 August 1938 – 31 January 2016), better known as Terry Wogan, was a British and Irish radio and television broadcaster who worked for the BBC in the UK for most of his career. Before he retired in 2009, his BBC Radio 2 weekday breakfast programme ""Wake Up to Wogan"" had eight million regular listeners, making him the most listened-to radio broadcaster in Europe. Wogan was a leading media personality in Britain and Ireland from the late 1960s and was often referred to as a ""national treasure"". In addition to his weekday radio"
"The Radio 2 Breakfast Show The Radio 2 Breakfast Show refers to a range of programming on weekday mornings on BBC Radio 2 from 1967, and predating ""Wake Up To Wogan"" which started in 1993. From Radio 2's inception in 1967 a breakfast programme was broadcast in tandem with The Radio 1 Breakfast Show, featuring a mix of news, music, traffic and weather reports.. Unlike its Radio 1 counterpart which had started with a single presenter, ""Breakfast Special"" was a continuation of a Light Programme format which had been running since 1965 with a roster of presenters who hosted in"
"Sheridan Morley to present a weekend arts programme that, in Sue Gaisford's view, proved to be as good as, and sometimes better than, its competitors on Radio 3 and Radio 4; moved Derek Jameson, in January 1992, from the breakfast show to a four-day-a-week late-night slot between 10.30pm and 12.00 midnight with his wife, Ellen; persuaded Terry Wogan to return to Radio 2 in January 1993, where he took over the breakfast show ""Good Morning UK!"" (duly renamed ""Wake Up to Wogan"") from the Australian broadcaster Brian Hayes; inaugurated Hayes's own weekly phone-in current affairs programme ""Hayes over Britain"", and"
"June 2008. In August 2008, van Outen was replaced by model Lisa Snowdon. The show rose in the ratings, reclaiming the top spot of London's breakfast radio chart in October 2008, with an average weekly audience of 862,000 listeners. In 2010–11, his breakfast show had regular audiences in excess of 1 million. On 18 November 2011, Vaughan left ""Capital Breakfast"", and was replaced by Dave Berry. In August 2013, it was announced Vaughan had signed for talkSPORT hosting a new show for Saturday Morning from 11am to 1pm called the Warm Up alongside friends James Brown and Gavin Woods. The"
"with early presenter Sarah Kennedy's departure, the show was extended by 30 minutes and broadcast between 6.30am and 9.30am. In 2018, Evans announced his departure from the network and his plan to move to Virgin Radio. His last show will be broadcast on 24th December 2018. On 3 October 2018 it was announced that Zoë Ball would take over in January 2019 with Sara Cox continuing as the stand in cover presenter. Ball's first show will be on 14 January. The Radio 2 Breakfast Show The Radio 2 Breakfast Show refers to a range of programming on weekday mornings on"
"instability in breakfast broadcasting as first Ruth Scott and Rick O'Shea took charge of ""The Rick and Ruth Breakfast Show"", before being replaced 5 months later by Marty Whelan in September 2005. DJ Mark McCabe and John Power arrived to present dance music shows at weekends. Later, more changes saw Larry Gogan being moved from his lunchtime slot to ""drive time"". A news programme, ""Newsbeat"", was added to the schedules in response to criticisms that RTÉ 2fm was not fulfilling its remit as a public service broadcaster. Newer alternative DJs such as the ""Phantom 3"", Canadian Jenny Huston, Dan Hegarty"
"The RTÉ 2fm Breakfast Show The RTÉ 2fm Breakfast Show is the flagship show on RTÉ 2fm. Since 17 February 2014 it has been hosted by Keith Walsh, Bernard O'Shea and Jennifer Maguire under the banner of ""Breakfast Republic"". The first breakfast show presenter was Declan Meehan, who remained in the slot for just under five months. Marty Whelan took over from Meehan and has the distinction of hosting the breakfast show on four separate occasions. Ian Dempsey is the longest-serving breakfast show presenter, having hosted on two separate occasions for a total of ten years. a. The show was"
"ratings, the station announced that Peter Helliar and Myf Warhurst's breakfast show had been axed, with the last show aired on Friday 31 July. On 7 September 2009, the new breakfast show, ""The Hot Breakfast"" with Eddie McGuire, Luke Darcy and Mieke Buchan commenced broadcasting. Comedian Mick Molloy eventually replaced Buchan and remained on the show until 2017, when he transitioned to a national drive time show, ""Kennedy and Molloy"" with Jane Kennedy, with Wil Anderson taking Molloy's place. In 1992, Eddie McGuire was given the green light and the Saturday morning timeslot to launch ""The Grill Team"", a groundbreaking"
"present ""Radio 1 Breakfast"". After joining BBC Radio 1 in June 2007 and presenting the early breakfast show from October 2007, on 21 September 2009, a new schedule was launched on Radio 1, and it was announced that James would move to an Early Afternoon slot; 1pm to 4pm - replacing Edith Bowman, who moved to the weekend breakfast slot. It was in this early afternoon slot that the majority of the features in the current show were formed. His early breakfast show was taken over by Dev. It was announced on 28 February 2012 that James and Scott Mills"
"Wogan, and until the end of its run was broadcast between 7.30am and 10.00am. Their banter-filled handover became something of a feature. Wogan remained in this role until the end of 1984; in February 1985 he began to present his own thrice-weekly evening programme on BBC 1 television. Wogan was replaced by Ken Bruce, who had presented various Radio 2 programmes after starting at BBC Radio Scotland. Bruce's tenure was brief, his only ""crime"" apparently being that he ""wasn't Terry Wogan"". In 1986 he was moved to the mid-morning slot he still occupies today. During the Bruce era, the show"
"29 November 2015 after which it was temporarily replaced by regular cover show ""Madeley on Sunday"" presented by Richard Madeley. Michael Ball took over the slot on a permanent basis from April 2016, returning to the show he vacated in 2010 to allow Wogan to present. The programme featured guests and live music from BBC Radio 2 studios at Western House in London. It was broadcast for approximately 40 Sundays a year, with the remaining 12 being taken by an interim show, which since May 2012 was ""Madeley on Sunday"". Previously the interim show was ""Michael Ball's Sunday Brunch"". Wogan"
"later renamed ""Marty Whelan's Breakfast Show"". Holiday cover has usually been provided by another prominent member of the RTÉ 2fm presentation team - rarely the job goes to an outsider. Additionally, transitions between regular hosts have often been bridged by stand-ins. These have been: The RTÉ 2fm Breakfast Show The RTÉ 2fm Breakfast Show is the flagship show on RTÉ 2fm. Since 17 February 2014 it has been hosted by Keith Walsh, Bernard O'Shea and Jennifer Maguire under the banner of ""Breakfast Republic"". The first breakfast show presenter was Declan Meehan, who remained in the slot for just under five"
"significant amounts of comedy and sport. Notable broadcasters on Radio 2 in the 70s and 80s were Tom Edwards and Ray Moore who both singly presented the early breakfast show, Terry Wogan on breakfast, replaced by Ken Bruce and later Derek Jameson; Jimmy Young and his lunchtime news and current affairs show; 'Diddy' David Hamilton on mid-afternoons, John Dunn at what became known as drivetime. On Monday 6 January 1975, the broadcasting hours for BBC Radio 2 were reduced due to budget cuts at the BBC. The former 5am2am schedule was reduced to a 6am start up Mondays to Saturdays"
"stand-in presenter on the network. She had her own early Sunday morning show on Radio 2 from January to April 2010, and later that year stood in for Sarah Kennedy after Kennedy was absent from her ""Dawn Patrol"" programme. It was announced on 3 September that Kennedy would not be returning to the network and that Parsons would continue to present the show until a shake up of the Radio 2 schedule in October. In January 2012 it was confirmed she would provide cover for the 68 am Saturday breakfast slot after Zoë Ball announced her decision to leave the"
"foreseeable future."". The format of the new breakfast show remained largely unchanged with the rest of the original team remaining as is. On 2 August 2010 the station revamped the morning show by renaming it ""Breakfast Xpress"" and appointing Darren Simpson as the new front-man in place of Jeremy Mansfield. The show has been critisised for its childish nature, unprofessionalism, and poor production. In 2017, Simpson announced that he will be leaving the breakfast show in order to spend more time with his family, but that he would nonetheless still host the station's drive-time show. This left listeners feeling confused"
"the station's weekday breakfast show on Monday 16 October 2017, replacing Sam Pinkham and Amy Voce. Jo Russell Jo Russell is an English radio presenter, currently working for Free Radio and Gem 106. Russell worked for an insurance company and Coca-Cola among other roles before beginning her broadcasting career at York Hospital Radio. She later moved on to hosting weekend shows at Stray FM in Harrogate and a full-time presenting role at York's Minster FM. From 1998 onwards, Russell spent over ten years co-presenting Trent FM's award-winning breakfast show with Andy ""Twiggy"" Twigge, who had previously worked alongside her at"
"he read the news on BBC Radio 2's weekday breakfast programme, ""Wake Up to Wogan"", before its demise in December 2009, as well as on Sarah Kennedy's show until she left the station in 2010. He then became the newsreader for Vanessa Feltz on Sundays, but following a reshuffle of newsreaders in late 2012, his final shift was reading the news on weekdays between 10am and 5pm. He is also the voice of Radio 2's ""emergency CD"" (played when there is a fire alarm or other unforeseen break in programming) and their multiple choice automatic phone menu. After 28 years"
"show was receiving less listeners than its rival ""The Ian Dempsey Breakfast Show"" on Today FM. Prior to this, Whelan's predecessors Rick O'Shea and Ruth Scott had Tubridy's replacement ""The Rick & Ruth Breakfast Show"" axed after it emerged the flagship ""The Gerry Ryan Show"" was losing 40,000 listeners to Today FM's ""The Ray D'Arcy Show"". O'Shea and Scott were blamed for this and quickly disappeared off the morning airwaves. Whelan too disappeared and has not been heard on 2fm since. Marty in the Morning Marty in the Morning was RTÉ 2fm's breakfast show, presented by Marty Whelan, from 26"
"day Boggy left the station. For a time Malcolm Gayfer was Boggy's breakfast co-host. On 2 April 2012 it was announced that breakfast show presenter John ""Boggy"" McDowell would move to Coast, presenting the afternoon show to a nationwide audience. At the same time an announcement was made that Boggy's then co-host Tracy Kilkelly would move to an administrative role within The Radio Network, effective 5 April 2012, and James McRobie would take over as Boggy's co-host for the remainder of 2012 before moving to the role of the show's main presenter in 2013. The 4ZA studios were located on"
"Nat King Cole, Cameron Mackintosh, and Cy Coleman. His first regular show on Radio 2 was ""Michael Ball's Sunday Brunch"" in 2008, replacing Michael Parkinson whose show ""Parkinson's Sunday Supplement"" had ended the previous year. The show aired on Sunday mornings between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. until September 2011, latterly sharing its time slot with ""Weekend Wogan"" presented by Terry Wogan. After a short break, in 2013 Ball returned to Radio 2 with a new show, ""Michael Ball on Sunday"", airing on Sunday evenings between 7 pm and 9 pm. Following the death of Terry Wogan, Ball returned to"
"1995 for this show. In April 2004, Johnny Vaughan replaced Tarrant, as the presenter of ""Capital Breakfast"". In 2008, he was joined by Lisa Snowdon. Vaughan left the programme in November 2011 after being told that his contract was not being renewed, and was replaced with Dave Berry. In February 2011 it was reported the show remained London's most listened to commercial breakfast show with Capital London having more than one million listeners between 6am and 10am. In February 2016, following Lisa Snowdon's departure, It was announced that George Shelley and Lilah Parsons would join Dave Berry as co-presenters. In"
"was announced that Nick Grimshaw would leave the Breakfast Show after six years, the second longest run hosting the show in history (only second to Chris Moyles). However, Grimshaw is not leaving the station, but swapping slots with Greg James, who normally hosts the home time show from 4-7pm weekdays. This change took place as of 20 August 2018 for the Radio 1 Breakfast Show (which was then renamed to Radio 1 Breakfast). Nick Grimshaw's show started on 3 September 2018. In June 2018, another series of schedule changes was announced. This sees the BBC Introducing Show with Huw Stephens"