Vaughan is no longer the biggest breakfast in London
RAJAR figures show Jamie Theakston's Heart 106.2 breakfast show has overtaken Johnny Vaughan's Capital Radio show as London's most listened to.…
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All Saints to turn on lights
All Saints will switch on the Oxford Street Christmas lights, alongside Andy Abrahams, G4 and Jamie Theakston, as part of the Light Up London fundraising campaign.…
Radio listening figures show Capital decline and BBC gains
Latest RAJAR figures show Capital Radio losing a fifth of its audience while the BBC keeps its lead, with 6Music's audience up 40.4%.…
Lily Allen date up for grabs
A date with Lily Allen has reached over £2,000 in an online auction for the fourth annual Celebrity Dream Date charity event run by datingdirect.com.…
Rocky Horror royal court special for Amnesty
An all-star Rocky Horror Show will take place at London's Royal Court on 3 May in aid of Amnesty International.…
Heart boss credits Johnny Vaughan for Capital’s slide in ratings
Heart MD Barnaby Dawe says the station has become London’s top commercial station because Capital’s Johnny Vaughan is too laddish for many listeners.…
Heart signs Emma B
Chrysalis's Heart 106.2 has signed Emma B to fill in for Harriet Scott and host weekend shows, the station's programming boss Mark Browning confirmed.…
Rajars round up
Jamie Theakston's Heart 106.2 breakfast show lost about 250,000 listeners, while the BBC's combined radio audience of 32.8 million beat the commercial sector's 31.2 million.…
Jamie Theakston promises intelligent breakfast show on Heart 106.2
Jamie Theakston says his new Heart 106.2 breakfast show will be more engaging than rivals including Chris Moyles and Johnny Vaughan, focusing on the audience rather than the presenters.…
Heart 106.2 drops Jono Coleman for Jamie Theakston
Chrysalis station Heart 106.2 has replaced breakfast host Jono Coleman with Jamie Theakston after disappointing RAJAR and sales results.…
Jamie Theakston to host Channel 4 music Hall of Fame
Jamie Theakston will host a six-week Channel 4 show, made by Endemol, in which viewers vote for the top act from each of five decades of music.…