The 50 best BBC radio broadcasters of all time
From Sandi Toksvig and Graham Norton to Kirsty Young and Terry Wogan, industry figures helped us compile a list of masters of the medium to celebrate the 50th anniversary of BBC radio
- Radio Times Staff
Published: Saturday, 30 September 2017 at 9:00 am
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35 Victoria Derbyshire
High Five mainstay
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An interviewer of supreme skill and sensitivity; no one has been more important to 5 Live’s success.
34 Peter Jones
Hesitation, deviation…
His fumbling efforts on Just a Minute were indulged, showing just how loved and valued this great comedy voice and actor was.
33 Libby Purves
Wednesday wonder
The first woman to present the Today programme (aged 28), she went on to spend more than 30 years fronting Midweek.
32 John Arlott
Beyond the boundary
Former policeman and would-be Liberal MP, he embodied the golden age of Test Match Special.
31 Nicholas Parsons
Still clocking on
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Unique among current broadcasters in having presented the same show for so long. Just a Minute began in 1967, and he’s never deviated.
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