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Legendary broadcaster Steve Wright committed his life to his flourishing career on Radio 1 and Radio 2, where millions of listeners chose the star as their daily soundtrack

BBC Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay broke down as he paid an emotional tribute to legendary radio host Steve Wright leaving Jeremy Vine to step in and ask 'are you ok my friend?'

BBC Radio 2 legend Steve Wright reached out to his dedicated listeners during his final show just days before his family confirmed his tragic death on Tuesday, aged 69

Noel Edmonds appeared live via New Zealand on Wednesday's This Morning to pay tribute to Steve Wright after the BBC Radio 2 legend's death, which was announced on Tuesday

Former radio presenter Liz Kershaw accused the BBC of failing late Radio 2 DJ Steve Wright after 'dumping' him from his iconic afternoon show back in 2022

BBC Radio host Greg James brought his listeners to tears on Wednesday morning as he opened his show with Steve Wright's iconic jingle following the news of his sad death

Vernon Kay returned to his BBC Radio 2 show to pay tribute to his late colleague Steve Wright as he emotionally revealed he can't think about the radio legend

BBC radio star Steve Wright's death shocked his colleagues when it was announced on Tuesday. Ken Bruce paid tribute to his pal and said they were planning to meet up

Radio legend Tony Blackburn remembered his late friend Steve Wright on Good Morning Britain on Wednesday, a day on from the BBC Radio 2 favourite's death being announced

Legendary DJ Steve Wright, who has sadly passed away at the age of 69, has been commended by fellow radio DJ Scott Mills who has labelled him as an 'inspiration'

BBC radio DJ Steve Wright's family announced the heartbreaking news of his death on 13 February. Fellow BBC stars and fans were quick to pay tribute to the star

Radio host Nicki Chapman broke down in tears live on BBC Radio 2 the morning after Steve Wright's death was announced as she read out a series of emotional tributes from listeners

Vanessa Feltz shared some kind words about the late BBC Radio 2 DJ Steve Wright, who died aged 69, and was a dear friend as well as former colleague to TalkTV's Vanessa

BBC Radio 2 fans were shocked when it was announced on Tuesday that Steve Wright had died - just two days after his Sunday Love Songs show had aired where he promised to be back

News broke on Tuesday that legendary radio host Steve Wright has passed away - two years after he was dumped by the beeb from his Afternoon Show slot on BBC Radio 2

In the weeks before his death, BBC bosses were putting the finishing touches on plans for Steve Wright to help pilot plans for a new version of his Sunday Love Songs show

Radio 2 traffic reporter Bobbie Pryor broke down in tears while giving an update on the Sara Cox show - after learning of the death of long-time BBC Radio star Steve Wright

It's been announced that BBC Radio host Steve Wright has passed away and among the outpouring of tributes to him has been one from colleague Sara Cox on her radio show today

Radio DJ Steve Wright, who hosted shows on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2 for more than four decades, has tragically died at the age of 69

Former Beatles star Sir Paul McCartney has revealed how his bandmate John Lennon hated wearing glasses until he discovered singer Buddy Holly's iconic specs-on look

Presenter Vernon Kay, 49, and his 19-year-old daughter Phoebe Elizabeth enjoyed a rare daughter-dad night out for the Vanity Fair EE Rising Star party

After some staff members have been giving approval to tweets claiming Radio 2 is 'going down the toilet', BBC bosses are understood to have stepped in to resolve the issue

Former It Takes Two host Rylan, 35, will be taking four weeks off in Feburary as the ex Top Gear host steps into the role

Vernon Kay has announced that he will host BBC Radio 2's Piano Room Month in the coming weeks, with a number of acts having been invited to perform live at Maida Vale Studios

Veteran broadcaster Bill Rennells has hit out at the 'cruel' BBC over it's 'ludicrous' decision to axe his radio phone-in show, which was at the 'height of its popularity'