Lauren Laverne: Last News

Lauren Laverne is set to leave her role on the BBC Radio 6 Music Breakfast Show after a six-year stint, following a "tricky time" last year due to her cancer diagnosis.

The One Show's Lauren Laverne had to interrupt the programme briefly to offer an apology when Sally Phillips unexpectedly used expletives during the live broadcast.The actress was on the popular chat show with a host of celebrity guests, including her co-star Ben Miller, as they discussed their latest BBC sitcom, Austin, featuring Michael Theo from Love on the Spectrum. But not long into their chat, Sally accidentally used a swear word before the 9 pm watershed.

The One Show's Alex Jones welcomed a fresh face to the sofa on Wednesday (March 12), shaking things up for the beloved chat show. Since taking over from Christine Bleakley in the summer of 2010, Alex has become a staple on BBC's The One Show, sharing the screen with a host of well-known personalities.The current roster of regular presenters boasts names like Ronan Keating, Roman Kemp, and Lauren Laverne, while stars such as Rylan Clarke, Zoe Ball, and Vernon Kay step in as guest hosts whenever there's a gap.

Presenter Mark Wright has shared a sweet update on becoming a father for the first time with his wife Michelle Keegan. The 38-year-old appeared on BBC's The One Show to discuss his new DIY makeover show with hosts Roman Kemp and Lauren Laverne. But as they chatted with Mark and their other celebrity guests, Angela Rippon, Simone Ashley, and Sindhu Vee, presenter Lauren halted the show to congratulate Mark.

Nick Grimshaw has spoken to NME about stepping into his role as host of the coveted BBC 6 Music breakfast show in place of Lauren Laverne – as well as sharing his advice for aspiring radio DJs.Last year saw Laverne take a hiatus from her radio duties after sharing her cancer diagnosis. The host and former Kenickie star announced that she had been given the “all clear” back in November, before the new daytime schedule was revealed with her hosting a new mid-morning show and Grimshaw taking over the breakfast slot after his tenure of standing in for her.“I just want it to start now,” said Grimshaw, meeting NME in the 6 Music studio the week before his new full-time show kicks off.

Oliver Jackson-Cohen has dropped some exciting hints about the upcoming second series of the Apple TV+ thriller, Surface. Fans can expect the show to make a dramatic return to their screens later this month with fresh twists and turns. During an appearance on BBC's The One Show with his co-star Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Oliver gave viewers a sneak peek into what to expect from the new season.

Scottish actor David Tennant revealed his real name on BBC's The One Show and explained the reason for the change. The 53-year-old appeared on the latest episode of the popular evening show alongside guests Jeff Goldblum, Eddie Kadi, and Indiyah Polack. Chatting with presenters Clara Amfo and Lauren Laverne, former Doctor Who star David revealed why he had to change his real name and how he chose the name David Tennant.

Presenter Lauren Laverne experienced an awkward moment on the latest episode of The One Show, as she was swiftly set straight by her guest. Lauren and co-host Alex Jones presented another edition of the hit evening show alongside guests Rochelle Humes, comedian-actress Kerry Godliman, and writer Marian Keyes.

BBC Radio 6 Music has announced its new daytime schedule, which is set to be implemented later this year.This morning (January 9), Lauren Laverne took to BBC Radio 6 Music to announce that she would be stepping down from hosting the Breakfast Show, which airs weekdays between 7:30am and 10:30am. She had been in the role for six years, and will be replaced by presenter Nick Grimshaw.In the announcement, Laverne also confirmed that, while she will no longer be hosting the Breakfast Show, she will be returning to the station mid-mornings to present a new weekday programme.

The One Show's host, Alex Jones, has revealed a major first for the BBC series set to happen in 2025. During Monday evening's episode, Alex and her co-host Lauren Laverne took a moment to share some news with their viewers. "Of course, we do love hearing from you," she began.

Strictly Come Dancing winner Chris McCausland has shared that his dance partner Dianne Buswell suffered from a virus during filming of the BBC One dancing competition.

The One Show turned emotional tonight (November 26) as Robbie Williams discussed his eagerly anticipated semi-autobiographical film, Better Man. Robbie and director Michael Gracey, known for the blockbuster hit The Greatest Showman, delved into the real-life drama that inspired the upcoming film, in which Robbie is depicted as a CGI chimp alongside human actors. While the interview remained upbeat, things took an emotional turn after a question from a viewer named Jenny was read out.

Lauren Laverne said that she was “thrilled” to be back on our screens as she returned to The One Show on Tuesday, 26 November - just days after sharing the news that she had got the “all-clear” after being diagnosed with cancer.The Desert Island Discs revealed in August that she’d been diagnosed, though reassured fans that it was caught "early and unexpectedly during a screening test". After undergoing treatment, Lauren, 46, made her highly-anticipated return to The One Show where she presented alongside Alex Jones. As she sat on the iconic sofa, the BBC Radio 6 music host explained that she was feeling “great” as she headed back to work.

Lauren Laverne made a triumphant return to The One Show on Tuesday evening, following her successful treatment for cancer. After announcing her diagnosis to her followers three months ago, the popular broadcaster was back on the couch with co-host Alex Jones, just days after sharing the joyful news of her "all clear" status.

BBC Radio 6 Music presenter Lauren Laverne has said she has been given the “all clear” following her cancer diagnosis earlier this year.In August, the popular music broadcaster, 46, revealed that she had received the diagnosis, which she noted they had “caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test”. She added at the time that she “expected to make a full recovery”.On Sunday (November 24), Laverne gave an update on her Instagram page, confirming that she has now been given the “all clear” and would be returning to work on the BBC’s The One Show on Tuesday (November 26).Alongside a smiling photo of herself wearing a ‘Life Is Beautiful’ jumper, she wrote: “Well hello there! Just a quick update from me to say that after taking some time off to get better I’ve had the all clear and will be back to work on your TV this Tuesday with the wonderful @bbctheoneshow team.”A post shared by Lauren Laverne (@laurenlaverne)She went on to reveal that she has been working on new episodes of the long-running BBC Radio 4 interview show Desert Island Discs, which she has hosted since 2018, and added that she is “looking forward” to returning to 6 Music in the New Year.“I want to say a huge thank you to the brilliant medical teams who took such great care of me, to the thousands of people who sent me such beautiful and encouraging messages, the friends and acquaintances who took the time to support me after going through cancer themselves – and most of all to my family: my two astounding kids and especially my husband Graeme, who was absolutely extraordinary throughout.”“It’s been a difficult time but one that has taught me so much about what really matters.

Lauren Laverne has delightedly shared a health and career update with her followers.The talented 46-year-old radio DJ took to Instagram to announce that after receiving a cancer diagnosis during a screening test, she’s now received the all-clear. In August, she disclosed her diagnosis but reassured fans that it was caught "early and unexpectedly during a screening test".Three months later, Lauren excitedly revealed her plans to return to work on Tuesday, 26 November, on The One Show.

Lauren Laverne is preparing to make a comeback to her BBC roles following her 'unexpected' cancer diagnosis.The 46 year old presenter had taken a break from her duties on BBC Radio 6 Music, Desert Island Discs on Radio 4, and co-hosted The One Show after revealing she was battling a form of cancer. Back in August, she shared a statement along with a hospital snap, reassuring fans that her cancer was detected early.

BBC Radio 2 presenter Zoe Ball returned to hosting her Breakfast Show and was keen to pay tribute to Lauren Laverne and Jamie Theakston after they both recently revealed their cancer diagnoses.

Peter Andre wears his heart on his sleeve when it comes to his love for his family. And as he discusses Lauren Laverne's recent announcement that she has cancer, he reflects on losing his beloved brother to cancer 11 years ago, saying it's something he'll never get over. In his exclusive column this week he also discusses the return of Holly Willoughby to TV, why he and Emily make a great team, and reflects on his and Emily's first beach holiday with baby Arabella.

Lauren Laverne, the well-known broadcaster, has shared that it's been a "tough week" for her family following her cancer diagnosis.The host of Desert Island Discs confirmed that she is expected to make a "full recovery", revealing that her cancer was "caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test". In an update on Instagram, Laverne told her followers about her challenging week but also focused on some positive news, sharing a snap of her son Fergus who was "off to film school after smashing his GCSEs".

Broadcaster Lauren Laverne said it has been a "tough week" for her family after being diagnosed with cancer. The Desert Island Disc host confirmed she is expected to make a "full recovery" after announcing her cancer was "caught early and unexpectedly during a screening test".