Station News

Classic FM Live is happening on Tuesday 19th September at 7.30pm and feature performances from classical pianist Ji Liu and the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

Capital North East Drive presenter Martin Lowes has been found in breach of Ofcom rules for discussing sex in public places.

Sam FM has apologised to Ofcom for a lapse in editorial judgement after a conversation about a sponsors product was broadcast.

Jaymi Hensley from Union J will cover regular breakfast presenter Tom Green for two weeks whilst Tom covers on the KISS network and takes a week off.

Digital radio service Cheesy FM is in trouble with Ofcom for playing a Black Eyed Peas song with eight instances of a swear word in it.

BBC Radio 4 is to produce a stand-up comedy series from Britain’s Got Talent finalist Daliso Chaponda.

BBC Radio London went to its emergency backup audio today as parts of New Broadcasting House were evacuated.

Ed Miliband and Iain Duncan Smith to guest present Radio 2's Jeremy Vine show.

Liam Neeson and Tamsin Greig are among the acting stars to perform new BBC Radio 3 ‘Power of Music’ monologues for BBC Music Day.

TeamRock Radio has returned six months after its parent company went into liquidation and closed the station.

Former LBC, Capital and BBC Radio London presenter Anna Cookson is joining BBC Radio Kent to co-host the breakfast show.

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Darlington-based Star Radio North East has announced plans to go on digital radio, move its studios Durham and launch a second service for York.

talkSPORT will have more live exclusive English football than 5 live next season after a deal with the English Football League.

Alfie Joey and Anna Foster are the new permanent breakfast show presenters at BBC Radio Newcastle.

Minster FM is on a mission to collect old pound coins on Local Radio Day.

LycaRadio has announced the acquisition of Chilli Tickets, a marketplace for tickets to South Asian events.

Welsh actor Matthew Rhys is the new voice of BBC Radio Wales on its imaging and production.

It's a TV ad for its radio station, rather than a radio ad for its TV station.

Classic FM has picked seven young composers, all aged under 25, to write a new piece of classical music to mark the station's 25th birthday this year.