Ken Bruce warns ‘watch where it’s going' as he vents about self-absorbed younger presenters - The veteran broadcaster was a staple at the BBC for 46 years before leaving in April last year for Greates

Ken Bruce left his weekday mid-morning show in 2023 after more than 30 years presenting on the BBC, and headed to Greatest Hits Radio as Vernon Kay took over his Radio 2 show

Ken Bruce has hit out at the BBC over a “political decision” he claims they made during his 40 years with the broadcaster. The radio host, 73, currently presents Greatest Hits Radio, which has doubled its listenership since he joined to an audience of 4.1 million.

Former Radio 2 presenter Ken Bruce has given a stern warning to the BBC following his departure from the station last year.

Ken Bruce has said the BBC is slow to react and needs “people with vision” to get it back on track. The former Radio 2 DJ left in March 2023, tweeting that while he had intended to fulfil his contract,

Ken Bruce has expressed concern for the future of the BBC following his exit. The broadcaster, 73, hosted a weekday mid-morning show on BBC Radio 2 between 1986 and 2023 before his familiar mid-morning slot was changed to a late-night show.

Former BBC Radio 2 host Ken Bruce has slammed 'less experienced' radio presenters for talking about themselves more than necessary after he was forced to resign from the BBC

Ken Bruce was a regular fixture on BBC Radio 2 for 46 years, and after leaving in 2023 and moving to Greatest Hits Radio, he has voiced his concerns about the future of the broadcaster