Jane Garvey: Last News

The BBC will say farewell to two more high-profile presenters with the departure of Fi Glover and Jane Garvey. 

Adrian was previously married to radio personality Jane Garvey from 1998 to 2009.The former couple share two kids: Evelyn Katarina, 21, and Sian Mary, 18.During the special, Adrian also explained the reason why he opted for a suit for the episode as admitted he received help from a good friend of his who works in the fashion industry.He revealed that ahead of any TV gigs, his friend helps him pick out his outfit based on what would seem fitting for the occasion.Adrian said: “I went in a suit because my best mate is in the fashion industry.“I always get him to watch whatever programme I’m doing, and he tells me what to wear.“I don’t argue with him, I just go and do it.”

The former Daybreak star gushed that a good friend of his works in the fashion industry, so ahead of any TV appearances, his pal helps him pick out his clothes based on what would seem fitting for the occasion.And apparently, showing up to Taskmaster in smart wear felt like the appropriate attire. “I went in a suit because my best mate is in the fashion industry,” the father of two expressed. “I always get him to watch whatever programme I’m doing, and he tells me what to wear.

Gardeners' World star Monty Don was able to answer some rather awkward questions during an appearance on BBC Radio 4 podcast, Fortunately… with Fi and Jane.The show’s hosts Jane Garvey and Fi Glover quizzed the gardener on the sensuality of working with nature.During their chat, Monty spoke about working with his favourite spade, when the conversation turned to D. H.

Monty Don, 65, has revealed he is unsure whether some of the homemade videos sent in from Gardeners’ World viewers are hidden from him.The My Garden World author got onto the subject when Fi Glover and Jane Garvey quizzed him on if the show ever receives any racy content from fans.During an appearance on the BBC’s Fortunately...

“What an honour and what a way to kick off the weekend. I’ve long been a fan of Woman’s Hour and admired the presenters who have hosted the show previously.“So I cannot wait to become part of it myself as second presenter, alongside the brilliant Emma Barnett.”Ms Barnett took over after long-serving hosts Dame Jenni Murray, inset top, and Jane Garvey, bottom, left last year.But there was controversy when guest Kelechi Okafor, pulled out seconds before she was due on air.She claimed she had overheard “degrading” remarks made about her by Emma.She hosts from Monday to Thursday.Anita tweeted: “Cannot wait to get behind the mic to talk about all the things you want me to.

BBC Breakfast presenter is taking the baton from Emma Barnett, after her three-year stint ends.The 45-year-old has said "I’m not Emma" as she remarked on the softer style she may bring to the station.Speaking in a new interview, the broadcaster said she was "really big fan" of the 35-year-old and has "a lot of time for her".The latter is leaving the role to become the main presenter of Woman’s Hour.It comes following the departure of long-standing hosts Jane Garvey and Dame Jenni Murray.However, Naga said there "will always be those who say you didn’t get an answer" during chats with prominent figures.She spoke of the criticism she has recieved in the past, after fronting BBC Breakfast since 2014.From now on she will be on 5 Live Monday

Jane McDonald,  57, has verified that her programme The Cruise had aired on BBC One after Jane Garvey stated it had appeared on BBC Two in an awkward gaffe on her Woman’s Hour podcast.The BBC Radio 4 host slipped up when she declared the former Loose Women panellist “the Queen of cruising”, as she made reference to her former docusoap The Cruise.Jane Garvey said: “You are the Queen of cruising and your new album is called Cruising With Jane McDonald Volume 2.“Most of our listeners will know, but you were on that docusoap, on BBC Two, The Cruise.”Jane then interjected: “BBC One”Realising her mistake, the podcast host responded: “I do apologise, I moved you to the minority channel there, and it’s not where you belong.” Jane McDonald & Friends

Dame Jenni Murray has told of her fury at “younger, less experienced” broadcasters earning significantly more money than her during her time at the BBC.

Emma Barnett has been announced as the new host of Radio 4's Women's Hour.

both Dame Jenni Murray and Jane Garvey would be departing the programme.Last week Garvey confirmed she will hang up her mic at the end of the year, while Dame Jenni shared the news in July that her final show will be broadcast on October 1.In a post to social media today, BBC Radio 5 Live host Barnett, 35, tweeted a picture of the Woman’s Hour mic and wrote: ‘New radio home from January.’She added in a statement: ‘I can’t wait to get to know the many listeners of Woman’s Hour a lot, lot better…‘I have a long love of Woman’s Hour and live radio and know that this is a very special and rare opportunity.’Garvey, 56, announced last week she was leaving the show at the end of the year, after 13 years at the helm.New radio home from January… ð

"It's because the programme still talks about the subjects and challenges no one else goes near."She finished: "I'm very proud of our relationship with the audience and the trust they place in us."Mohit Bakaya, controller at Radio 4, added: "When it comes to the art of radio presenting there are few that can match the brilliance of Jane Garvey."And whilst I understand that she feels it is time to move on after a terrific 13 years presenting Woman's Hour, I am thrilled that she will stay on the network."Jane will be "presenting her own interview series, as well as becoming a regular late-night fixture, along with Fi Glover", with their Fortunately podcast arriving on the Radio 4 schedule.Jenni announced at the end of July that she was

Dame Jenni Murray announced she was also leaving Woman’s Hour after presenting the show for 33 years.The 70-year-old said: ‘I’ve spent nearly half my life with Woman’s Hour and it’s been a privilege and delight to inform, educate and entertain a loyal and growing audience of women and men.‘Saying goodbye will be very hard to do, but it’s time to move on.’The presenters’ replacements have yet to be announced. Garvey joined Woman’s Hour in 2007 to replace Martha Kearney, who had presented the radio staple for nine years.

Adrian Chiles will hit our screens for the final episode of Pilgrimage: The Road to Istanbul.

Jane Garvey, who hosts Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, has said she wished ex-husband Adrian Chiles had stood up and addressed the BBC gender pay row for his daughters Evelyn, 20, and Sian, 17.The 55-year-old presenter said: “Adrian has got two daughters, so he'd hate to be thought of as someone who doesn't understand the complexities of all this and wasn't onside."It would have been really good if some of the high-profile male presenters, not necessarily those with daughters, had said, 'We back you.