Who does Radio 2 in the afternoon?
Steve Wright
Steve Wright in the Afternoon.
Who is the Irish DJ on Radio 2?
BBC Radio 2 – Angela Scanlon.
Who presents Radio 2 on a Saturday?
BBC Radio 2 – Rylan On Saturday.
Is OJ Borg married?
Oliver James Borg D’Anastasi, known as OJ Borg (born 4 April 1979), is a British radio and television presenter employed by the BBC….
| OJ Borg | |
|---|---|
| Employer | BBC |
| Spouse(s) | Married |
| Children | Two daughters |
Who is Radio 2 target audience?
aged 35+
A Radio 2 spokesman said: “Radio 2’s target audience has always been all audiences aged 35+ and that has not changed. As listeners know, we continue to play a wide variety of music from the past seven decades.”
What’s on Radio 2 on Friday night?
Friday Night Is Music Night, The Sunday Hour, Sing Something Simple, Mrs Dale’s Diary, Woman’s Hour, Round the Horne, Parade of the Pops, The Radio 2 Breakfast Show, and Family Favourites broadcast on Radio 2 for the first time. Tom Edwards, Bob Holness, Michael Aspel, Charlie Chester, Katie Boyle and David Allan join.
What happened to the Sunday Hour on BBC Radio 2?
20 January – The Sunday Hour is doubled in length but moves from Sunday evenings to Sunday mornings, At the same time Clare Balding joins the station, and takes over from Aled Jones as host of Good Morning Sunday. 4 August – After a career with BBC Radio 2 spanning more than 40 years, David Jacobs retires. He dies almost a month later
When is Gilbert and Sullivan on BBC Radio 2?
1 October – BBC Radio 2 begins a series of Sunday afternoon performances of works by Gilbert and Sullivan. The 12-week series, which runs until Christmas, replaces the station’s usual Sunday afternoon schedule. 30 December – BBC Radio 1 ‘borrows’ BBC Radio 2 ‘s FM frequencies on a Saturday afternoon for the final time.
What’s new on Radio 2 in September?
11 September – The first Radio 2 Live in Hyde Park music festival is held in London’s Hyde Park, with Gary Barlow as headline act. Jonny Saunders leaves the station to become a teacher, and Vassos Alexander joins. Brian D’Arcy hosts his final The Sunday Hour show, and leaves the station to join BBC Radio Ulster.