Youd also have to be a real cynic not to be melted by the warmth of Saturday afternoons with Rylan Clark, and what is not to love about the lovely Liza Tarbuck and those uplifting listener tales? Paul O'Grady handed in his notice at Radio 2 after being asked to share his regular slot with Rob Beckett, who, at 37, is three decades his junior. Paul O'Grady signed off on Sunday from his final Radio 2 show, O'Grady with Malcolm Prince, the producer on his radio show since 2009, Harry: I feared losing memories of mum during therapy, US-made cheese can be called 'gruyere' - court, The children left behind in Cuba's exodus, Canadian grandma helps police snag phone scammer, AOC under investigation for Met Gala dress. 'It's the best quiz on radio': Will PopMaster's devoted fans follow Ken Bruce to Greatest Hits? But this week it was announced that Paul will be absent for the next 13 weeks and that his show will now only run for 13 week seasons at a time. It comes as a BBC source told The Sun: 'The BBC believe that every second he is on air is just free advertising for his new show on Greatest Hits Radio. In Paul's absence, 36-year-old Celebs Go Dating narrator and stand up comedian Rob will be taking over the Sunday evening time slot with some loyal listeners threatening to boycott the station in protest. Remembering that his initial work for Radio 2 had been as an occasional stand-in presenter 14 years ago before he was handed his current show in 2009, he said: "I only came to do a few hours for Elaine Paige and look what happened.". Paul O'Grady has revealed he is quitting his BBC Radio 2 show as he "wasn't really happy" with the schedule shake-up which saw him share the slot with another presenter. To view this content choose accept and continue. Besides Sausage and his other dogs, Paul also keeps pigs, chickens, sheep, goats and fluffy alpacas, meaning there's never a quiet moment on the farm. I live on a farm in Kent and I ended up talking to my pigs! "We wish Paul the very best of luck and hope to work . He attended Christian Brothers School and, after his graduation, worked as a clerk in a magistrate's court. Paul O'Grady has finished his 14-year stint on Radio 2 and confirmed reports it was because he was unhappy about sharing his Sunday afternoon slot. Rory Tingle For Mailonline. 'Whatever channel you choose to listen to, whoever is on mid-mornings, it's the Ken Bruce slot. Also leaving the station is his producer Malcolm Prince, whom he jokingly insulted on every show. Calmer skies are ahead. He is certainly not wrong there. Paul OGrady fans are over the moon as the much-loved star has revealed his next career venture following his infamous BBC Radio exit. Reels. Ahead of his final show, O'Grady cited the change as the reason he was going. Shes lovely, the friendliest dog on the planet. He tweeted last week: "I will be presenting my last show on Radio 2 next Friday. Now, OGrady, who left Radio 2 in 2021 after being asked to share his slot with comedian Rob Beckett, has explained the motivation behind his decision. Paul O'Grady net worth: How presenter made multi-million pound fortune O'Grady came to prominence in the 1990s as a stand-up comedian with a Scouse drag queen persona, Lily Savage, with which he presented game show Blankety Blank and other light entertainment programmes. he chuckled, before adding that he also used the time to pen a children's book and learnt to play the ukelele. The TV and radio host lamented that he was . DON'T MISS: They have to be. He revealed yet more huge career news on Instagram in October, announcing that he will be joining the cast of Annie.
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