Zoe Ball: Last News

James Corden has revealed that he has lost a whopping stone and a half in total during his weight loss journey so far. Speaking to Zoe Ball on her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast show, the late-night talk show host proudly revealed: "I've lost, like, 23 pounds which is, what, a stone and a half." The 42 year old Weight Watchers ambassador offered advice for others hoping to get healthy.

James Corden has gathered his thoughts on writing another Gavin And Stacey special with Ruth Jones, after she told fans there were "no plans" for more of the show last year. On Thursday, the 42-year-old actor told Zoe Ball on her BBC Radio 2 Breakfast show "it doesn't feel like the end" of the BBC comedy just yet.

BBC Radio 2 Breakfast presenter Zoe Ball, 50, shares 20-year-old son Woody and 11-year-old daughter Nelly with her ex-husband Norman Cook, best known by his DJ name Fatboy Slim.Speaking to Martin Kemp today, she discussed the lack of contact with her son after he moved out for university.Former EastEnders star Martin joined Zoe to discuss his show and bond with son Roman Kemp.During their chat he said he felt like he had lost his best friend after his son moved out.Agreeing, Zoe said: “I know what you mean because my boy has gone off to uni down in Bristol, I never know where he is or how he is.”The radio host went on to say he had popped back home yesterday and she asked him to contact her more often.Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen

Zoe Ball has shared how "grateful" she is after getting her Covid vaccine this week.

BBC Radio 2 show she has been encouraging her boyfriend Michael Reed to wear “blue jackets” in a similar style to those often worn by Gardeners World’ host Monty Don, 70.The TV and radio star made the admission while the famed horticulturalist appeared on her show to discuss the updated version of his hugely popular book The Complete Gardener.Monty’s cameo on Zoe’s radio show came as school children in the UK celebrated World Book Day, which falls on the first Thursday in March every year.Up and down the country, school children dress up as their literary heroes and receive a voucher to spend on books.The event was first celebrated in the UK in 1995.On Zoe’s show, a listener called in to share that their son dresses up as Monty every year,

Monty Don, 65, has warned that Zoe Ball, 50, could have “set Spring up to fail” after the BBC Radio 2 host predicted the season may be “the best we’ve had in a long time”.

Alan Carr after the comedian received horrific abuse from those who weren’t on board the Chatty Man presenter replacing Zoe Ball on today’s Radio 2 Breakfast programme.Apparently, because people are so enraged by another voice on the BBC radio show, Twitter was a dumpster fire of irked people who wanted Zoe back – with many calling out various messages they felt had ‘homophobic undertones’.It was recently announced Alan would be sitting in Zoe’s chair, covering five mornings from Monday to spruce up the day.Welcoming us to the show today, Alan began: ‘I can’t wait to spend my Monday morning with you,’ as he got things underway with absolute banger Heaven Must Me Missing An Angel.He went on: ‘Good morning superheroes, who’s with us this

Zoe Ball took a trip down memory lane on Wednesday as she shared a series of images to mark what would have been the BRITS ceremony.But one photo in particular really grabbed her followers' attention – a snap of Zoe whispering in Simon Cowell's ear.MORE: Zoe Ball shares rare photo of brother Jamie – and fans have the best reactionThe throwback photo showed the pair on stage as they prepared to present an award, with Zoe smiling as she leaned towards Simon, who was also sporting a wide grin.WATCH: Zoe Ball shares her pride over her sister's incredible achievementFans were intrigued by the intimate snapshot, with many quizzing the Strictly: It Takes Two star on what exactly she said to cause Simon to look so happy."What were you doing to

Strictly queens Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman could finally get to dance on the show – if Rylan Clark-Neal gets his way.

Graham Norton has admitted that a “bonus” of leaving BBC Radio is that he will no longer appear on the broadcaster’s annual list of their highest-paid stars.  In November, it was announced that Norton would be leaving his weekly show on BBC Radio 2 before the end of the year and moving to Virgin Radio.

Neighbours legend Mark Little is now living in little Welsh farmhouse miles from anywhere - and he couldn't be happier.

Hello! Magazine.“I didn't want to do it, not at all.“But it's one of those chef things – if you want to do something and do it well, you've got to throw yourself at it."James became a popular contestant during the third series of the show, just missing out on the semi-final stage.The series was won by cricketer Darren Gough and Lilia Kopylova.The chef added he is still in contact with his former dance partner and some of his fellow contestants including Zoe Ball.Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, this year’s series is shorter than usual and has fewer contestants.As part of safety protocols, each pairing has had to form their own bubble and are not allowed to mix with others.Same-sex pairing Nicola Adams and Katya Jones were forced to

Strictly'sRylan Clark-Neal has been forced to isolate for two weeks after coming into contact with someone who has tested positive with coronavirus.

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.

 "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

The Graham Norton Show is set to return for a new series with guests appearing both in the studio and remotely.

Zoe Ball is about to waltz off with the title of the BBC’s official highest earner.

Zoe Ball is about to waltz off with the title of the BBC’s official highest earner.

Gary Lineker is taking a pay cut – which makes Zoe Ball the BBC’s highest-paid earner.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe BBC published its annual financials today, revealing its top earning presenters and executives.Sports personality Gary Lineker leads the way again but has agreed to take a £400,000 ($514,000) pay cut as part of signing a new five-year deal with the broadcaster, also announced today.

The Killers performed a special live show from their hometown for Radio 2’s ‘Live At Home’ festival this weekend – watch the full show below.The band, who recently released their new album ‘Imploding The Mirage’, appeared from the roof of Caesars Palace in their native Las Vegas during the festival, which is being hosted by Trevor Nelson, Sara Cox and Zoe Ball.“Out of the ordinary times, so we followed suit and jumped on the roof of Caesars Palace, Las Vegas to do what we do.