Johnny Ball: Last News

Zoe Ball has taken to Instagram to share a rare family photo with her fans.MORE: Zoe Ball and her mum both suffer from this secret health conditionThe Radio 2 presenter posted a snapshot showing her daughter, 12-year-old Nelly posing with Radio 1 DJ Greg James. WATCH: Johnny Ball leaves daughter Zoe in stitches after Love Island commentNelly can be seen stood behind a bar with Greg, dressed for summer in a vibrant vest top.

The One Show host JB Gill delivered a poignant statement just minutes into Thursday's (March 27) live show. On tonight's episode of the popular BBC programme, the JLS star and co-host Alex Jones graced the green sofa to chat about the day's hottest topics. In attendance were Hollywood's Danielle Brooks to discuss the anticipated new Minecraft film and the beloved Johnny Ball, who came to delight fans with tales from his fresh autobiography, My Previous Life in Comedy.

Zoe Ball was overcome with emotion this morning as she began her final Radio 2 show. As she signed in for the last time, Zoe took a moment to express her gratitude to her listeners for their unwavering support over the years and shared several messages from her fans.

Having spent the past six years presenting the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show, Zoe Ball has told listeners that she is hanging up her headphones and is embarking on a “new chapter” of her life. With her last show taking place shortly before Christmas, Scott Mills, who currently presents the station’s 2pm to 4pm show, will be replacing Zoe following her departure - something which he says has been a lifelong dream.

Zoe Ball's father opened up about how the family supported her through the devastating loss of her boyfriend, Billy Yates, who tragically took his own life. Back in 2017, Johnny Ball, 86, disclosed their approach to keeping Zoe's spirits high despite the distance between them. Johnny said: "If she was next door we would pop round and say: 'Are you OK? ' but we're 60 miles away.

Zoe Ball's son, Woody Cook, has been her rock during her recent break from the BBC Radio 2 show.The much-loved presenter, aged 53, has been off-air since August 8, leaving listeners puzzled about her absence. She was recently seen with her former husband and music legend Fatboy Slim, aka Norman Cook, in Hove, which raised fans' eyebrows.They were spotted sharing a moment at a local cafe, where they stayed for just over an hour. After her unexpected hiatus, Zoe is rumoured to be returning to her radio slot this coming Monday, as per the new schedule.

Zoe Ball's father opened up about how the family supported her through the devastating loss of her boyfriend, Billy Yates, who tragically took his own life. Back in 2017, Johnny Ball, 86, disclosed their approach to keeping Zoe's spirits high despite the distance between them. Johnny said: "If she was next door we would pop round and say: 'Are you OK? ' but we're 60 miles away.

The initial photos of the 2023 Invictus Games in Dusseldorf, Germany, have been released today, as the Duke of Sussex meets with the international group of volunteer categorisers. Prince Harry, 38 - frontman and creator of the of the annual Paralympics-style competition - stepped out earlier this morning as the sixth instalment of the special event kicked off.The Duke, who previously served in the British Army, developed the games for veterans and service personnel over a decade ago, with the first taking place in 2014.

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Telly veteran Johnny Ball is ­calling for National Service to be brought back – 60 years after it was axed.

 "She is delivering to over eight million listeners.”It comes after Zoe's dad Johnny Ball, 82, revealed he feels proud of his daughter after she was named the BBC's highest-paid star.Johnny, who hosted children's shows Think Of a Number and Think Again in the 70s and 80s, said news of her salary was "wonderful".He shared: "I’m very proud of her.”Johnny went on to reveal: "It’s not about money; it’s about enjoying your career and getting the most out of it and putting the most into it you can."That’s the joy.”He added: "She forsook the thought of university to go straight in the business at 18, and she got a job in Manchester as a runner and researcher."Zoe took over from Chris Evans when he moved to Virgin Radio and has presented Strictly

Zoe Ball’s dad has spoken of his pride as she is set to become the BBC’s highest-paid star.

Zoe Ball’s dad has spoken of his pride as she is set to become the BBC’s highest-paid star.