Summary
Liza Tarbuck, a long-time host on BBC Radio 2, is leaving her Saturday evening show after 14 years. Shaun Keaveny will temporarily take over the slot until the end of March. Tarbuck shared her departure news on Instagram, expressing gratitude for her time on the show.
Key Facts
- Liza Tarbuck is leaving her Radio 2 Saturday evening show after 14 years as host.
- She announced her departure via Instagram, reflecting on the experience as "the stuff of dreams."
- Shaun Keaveny will temporarily host the Saturday evening slot until the end of March.
- Helen Thomas, Head of Radio 2, praised Tarbuck, saying she created a "magical" show.
- Tarbuck's show aired every Saturday from 18:00 to 20:00 since 2012.
- Tarbuck thanked her audience for making the show feel like a gathering of great friends.
- Radio 2's announcement mentioned Tarbuck wanted to reclaim her weekends.
- Fellow presenter Shaun Keaveny expressed admiration for Tarbuck, calling her a hero.
