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So what now for Radio 2 as star presenter steps down from Breakfast Show?
It’s not often that radio makes the news, but at 8.30am on Tuesday morning the Radio 2 newsreader Tina Daheley opened her bulletin with a hot-off-the-air headline that Zoe Ball was stepping down from the Breakfast Show
Thank goodness for music and football (and Our Price records) in these dark days
'It's going to be very strange not to be on the wireless any more'
Surely BBC didn't plan for Tam Cowan to be the first to memorialise Salmond?
'Gruesomely compelling' - The story behind the bomb that almost killed Mrs Thatcher
Charles Dickens takes over Radio 4 and even I - a confirmed Dickensphobe - liked it
Zoe Ball is back on Radio 2. So how was she after her mysterious five-week absence?
Is obsession with celebs like Bowie healthy? Probably not - but I can't help myself
This is why Radio 2 is still the UK’s most popular radio station
Radio station to open new broadcasting facility in Scottish town
'He was family, wasn’t he?' DJ Steve Wright remembered
The Scottish tower block fire that was tragically ignored by English authorities
Edinburgh community radio station launches new café and studio
'She was no saint' - Remembering Sinead O’Connor one year on from her death
Oh, England. Give us a break from your footballing entitlement
Athlete Allan Wells defied Thatcher government after they sent him photo of dead baby
'Shellshocked' - radio presenter is axed after quarter of a century
Why does London's UK-based media consistently ignore the Scottish dimension?
Dear broadcasters, must we have so many mentions of England during a Scotland game?
The comedian who called himself the most intelligent, sexy human in all of history
Teddy Jamieson: Radio is an anchor when we’re faced with enormity of life and death
'I don’t want to go' - teary farewell as radio presenter is forced off the airwaves
Teddy Jamieson: Sex, death and Mary Beard
So, is this really the best song of all time?
'All the Strictly and Traitors talk put me off Radio 2'
Radio: In defence of Yoko – artist and rock singer