Jenni Murray: Last News

ITV with episode two continuing tomorrow evening (Tuesday, December 15).

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC’s decision to include two transgender activists on a list celebrating successful women has proved divisive among journalists at the UK broadcaster.

Hayley Tamaddon has furiously hit back at a keyboard warrior who slammed The Real Full Monty On Ice.

The line-up has been revealed for ITV’s The Real Full Monty On Ice.Former Woman’s Hour presenter Dame Jenni Murray, actress and model Linda Lusardi, actor Jamie Lomas and Love Island star Chris Hughes will be among the celebrities taking part.The programme will see the participants strip off and perform an ice skating routine in an effort to increase awareness about cancers which affect intimate areas of the body.Former rugby player Gareth Thomas, Diversity’s Perri Kiely, actress Hayley Tamaddon, Love Island’s Shaughna Phillips and This Morning’s Zoe Williams will also be among the contestants.Professional skaters from Dancing On Ice will also join the celebrities to perform in the programme, which is being presented by Ashley Banjo and

tumour was caused by hormonal changes. Linda decided to have a full hysterectomy as medics told her the tumour could get bigger.    Also taking part in The Real Full Monty is actress Hayley Tamaddon, Love Island's Shaughna Phillips and This Morning's Zoe Williams as well as former Woman's Hour presenter Dame Jenni Murray.While former rugby player Gareth Thomas and Diversity's Perri Kiely will make up numbers in the mens show.  Professional skaters from Dancing On Ice will also join the celebrities to perform in the programme, which is being presented by Ashley Banjo and Coleen Nolan.  Coleen said: 'I keep saying "never again" to getting my kit off but the response we get from the millions of women who feel empowered to check themselves

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.

Dame Jenni Murray said goodbye to Woman's Hour today in an emotional final show after 33 years at the helm.

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

"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

Good Morning Britain today the amount of vile fat shaming abuse she would receive while walking down the street.

Jenni Murray said she “doesn’t agree with celebrating fat” and revealed the £10,000 she paid for weight lost surgery is “the best money I’ve ever spent.”The broadcaster, 70, underwent an operation in 2015 to have three-quarters of her stomach removed.Since having the sleeve gastrectomy, Dame Jenni can only eat small portions of food and her weight has dropped from 24 stone to 14-something, she told the Radio Times.It came after “a lifetime of grappling” with her size, she told the magazine.Dame Jenni now wants to warn others about the dangers of being overweight, taking aim at those who want to “celebrate being fat.”She said: “I’m not afraid of the word fat.