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Both Coles and his co-host Nikki Bedi were given the option to relocate with the show; Coles declined the offer, while Bedi will continue in the role.

I’m sorry to go; I’ve loved the programme, I’ve loved the people I’ve worked with, and it’s been a big part of my life. “I’ve loved my stint on the programme, my wonderful colleagues, guests and listeners, and most of all hearing people’s stories – catnip for a nosey man. We look forward to working with him on future projects.” The news of Coles’s departure was announced on Tuesday (21 March) night as part of a press release about this weekend’s programming. As the news of his departure hadn’t been publicly announced, the 60-year-old said he hadn’t received a single message from his fans. [BBC](/topic/bbc)’s decision to move the weekly programme from London to Cardiff.

The Reverend Richard Coles says he has been forced to leave his show after 12 years and he's not happy with the way his exit was handled by the BBC.

In Richard's original statement, shared by the BBC, he said: "After more than a decade on Saturday Live the time has come to do something different, spend some time on other projects and get my weekends back. However, I feel that after 45 years of full-time broadcasting on BBC Radio, it's time for a change." I shall miss it," he added to The Guardian. It’s been frustrating for me having to wait for an announcement, and now it’s my last programme on Saturday. Ken announced he was leaving the show, telling listeners it was "time for a change". "It just feels a little bit rushed. [New BBC role for Paul O'Grady after he lands job at rival station less than a year after Radio 2 exit](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/new-bbc-role-paul-ogrady-29515761) [Sally Nugent's outfit distracts BBC Breakfast viewers as fans demand change to show](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/tv/sally-nugents-outfit-distracts-bbc-29521266) [Thousands sign petition in bid to have BBC Grenfell Tower drama scrapped](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/thousands-sign-petition-bid-bbc-29527052) [Paul O'Grady](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/paul-ogrady-opens-up-horror-29247201) has landed [a new role at Boom Radio](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/new-bbc-role-paul-ogrady-29515761), just months after his departure from [BBC Radio 2.](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/bbc-radio-2) I look forward to reappearing on the network in the future and wish the best to Nikki as Saturday Live continues." [Strictly](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/all-about/bbc) star told fans it was not his decision to move the programme and he's not happy with the way BBC bosses handled his exit, as writes [The Mirror](https://www.mirror.co.uk/3am/celebrity-news/bbc-radio-host-forced-quit-29529258). [BBC Radio 4 ](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/tv-radio/)programme following the announcement that the channel will relocate the show to Cardiff. [radio star](https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/new-bbc-role-paul-ogrady-29515761) is leaving the BBC as the Reverend Richard Coles tells fans he's moving on from his show Saturday Live after 12 years.

The TV personality will present his last show as the host of Saturday Live this weekend (25 March), as the show is relocated to Cardiff. Despite Coles having co ...

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The BBC is losing another star name on its radio platforms as the Reverend Richard Coles has been forced to leave his show after 12 years.

[BBC](https://www.express.co.uk/latest/bbc), he said: "After more than a decade on Saturday Live the time has come to do something different, spend some time on other projects and get my weekends back. But for the sake of 17 days, which was all that was remaining [on my contract], it seems a shame." I shall miss it," he added to The Guardian. [BBC](https://www.express.co.uk/latest/bbc) Radio 4's Today programme: "It's entirely within the [BBC](https://www.express.co.uk/latest/bbc) 's right to ask me to step away a little early. It’s been frustrating for me having to wait for an announcement, and now it’s my last programme on Saturday. "It just feels a little bit rushed.

'The Reverend' Richard Cole of the Communards has been forced to quit his BBC Radio 4 show after 12 years in a 'rushed' and 'frustrating' exit.

In a statement by Cole, he said: "After more than a decade on Saturday Live the time has come to do something different, spend some time on other projects and get my weekends back. I’m sorry to go; I’ve loved the programme, I’ve loved the people I’ve worked with, and it’s been a big part of my life. We look forward to working with him on future projects.” A BBC spokesperson said of the decision: “Richard has been brilliant on Saturday mornings and very much continues to be part of the Radio 4 family. “It just feels a bit sad. 'The Reverend' Richard Cole has said he will be saying goodbye to his BBC Radio 4 show Saturday Live following a decision by the broadcaster to relocate the programme to Cardiff.

The Rev Richard Coles is leaving his weekend Radio 4 programme Saturday Live after 12 years.

I look forward to reappearing on the network in the future and wish the best to Nikki as Saturday Live continues." He added: “It just feels a bit sad. We look forward to working with him on future projects.” “If you leave a programme after 12 years, a gentler process would have been nice. I think the programme was doing really well, actually." “Moving it to Cardiff, I don’t really see how that works, but that’s not my decision – that’s other people’s decision.

These presenters are Sisa Maxhakana, from Ingwane FM in Mthatha, and Okuhle Krezile, from Engcobo Community Radio in Ngcobo. Both are former presenters of ...

He confirmed that he was also doing the sport bulletin on the breakfast show and also in the afternoon from 18:00 to 19:00 in the sports show. I was doing the sports show from 15:00 to 18:00 on Saturdays, then on Wednesdays my show started at 17:00 to 18:00. He joined Ingwane FM on January 20, 2023, where he was hosting the Masivukeni mawethu programme from 03:00 until 06:00 on Fridays.

Radio should be in everyone's mix of how they want to activate their brands. And if it's not, it's something they should think about.

While he sees a number of reasons why radio can be an effective marketing vehicle, Christenson emphasized that its use depends on what the brand is trying to accomplish. Radio, for example, specifically can continue to add reach, and can also be a surround-sound to amplify the messages that are coming in from other vehicles,” Christenson said. “There's got to be a right balance and an ecosystem that you develop across a campaign. “You've got a big audience and you've got a captive audience as well,” Christenson said. Compared to other media, radio delivers “great cost efficiencies,” Christenson told Farber. If you think about snacking, somebody hears an ad, they go to a grocery store, they remember the ad and they buy stuff, whether it's confection whether it's soda, etc.”

The body of WiLD 94.9 radio host Jeffrey Vandergrift, who was missing for a month, was discovered in Pier 39 on March 22. He was 55.

On “The JV Show,” Vandergrift was joined by his Yi, co-host Selena and producer Graham. Natasha Yi, his wife and co-host, additionally addressed her husband’s disappearance the following week. “We are devastated to know now that JV is gone.

Thursday 9pm (BBC4) Jesus Christ Superstar The film version of the rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. RADIO: Sunday 8.10am (R4) Sunday Worship ...

The Bishop of London, the Rt Revd Sarah Mullally, officiates and preaches. Gill visits a farm in the county run by a Christian charity that helps children, young people, and families in need. TELEVISION: Sunday 11.30am (BBC1) Songs of Praise The Revd Kate Bottley visits Haddon Hall, in Derbyshire, with its 12th-century chapel, and talks to tour guides about how their faith influences their work.

Vandergrift was last seen leaving his home at 10:00 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 23.

The body of the WiLD 94.9 on-air personality was discovered in the water near San Francisco's Pier 39 on Wednesday. He was 55.

"Our thoughts continue to be with JV and his whole family," the station captioned its post, which included a trio of photos from co-hosts Selena and Graham. "You are the love of my life. "The amount of compassion for the physical torture J has been going through for the past 2 years has been overwhelming," she said. Keep shinin'," he wrote. I will love you for eternity." What it's doing to my brain I could never describe to you," Vandergrift continued, adding that he was told options were experimental treatment or a "risky and experimental" surgery. "I have been in so much pain and fear and I know all of you have been so scared and concerned for JV as well." Please keep his wife Natasha, his family, and close friends in your thoughts and prayers." On Thursday, Vandergrift's radio station addressed the loss of their colleague in a Twitter post. 24, noting the radio host, who went missing the previous night, was considered "at-risk." San Francisco Police officers responded to Pier 39 regarding a person in the water. Officers arrived on scene and located a person in the water," Public Information Officer Niccole Pacchetti said.

Wild 94.9 radio host Jeffrey Vandergrift, widely known as "JV," has been found dead.

If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 988 to reach the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. "The entire Bay Area, we’re all hurting on this one," another listener said. "Now I have the hard task of letting you know that it's true." A memorial outside the Wild 94.9 studio was also filling up with flowers, candles, photos and heartfelt messages. 23, according to the radio station and police. "This just breaks my heart," one listener said.