Created Mon 23rd Feb 2009 11:38am PST by 
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Who will be the next presenter of the BBC Radio 2 breakfast show
Settled as Chris Evans
Background: Wake Up To Wogan is the most popular breakfast radio programme in the UK with almost 8 million listeners a week.
He won't be there forever though and there's long been speculation as to who will take over once he gives up the microphone.
Will it be Radio 2 colleagues Chris Evans, Ken Bruce or Jonathan Ross or will Simon Mayo's planned move from Radio 5 Live see him taking the breakfast slot? Or will Richard Hammond be tempted away from telly after a few fill-in stints at Radio 2?
Or will it be someone else from Radio 2 (a regular presenter not one who occasionally fills in) or someone from elsewhere?
He won't be there forever though and there's long been speculation as to who will take over once he gives up the microphone.
Will it be Radio 2 colleagues Chris Evans, Ken Bruce or Jonathan Ross or will Simon Mayo's planned move from Radio 5 Live see him taking the breakfast slot? Or will Richard Hammond be tempted away from telly after a few fill-in stints at Radio 2?
Or will it be someone else from Radio 2 (a regular presenter not one who occasionally fills in) or someone from elsewhere?
Settlement details:As reported by the BBC - via their press office or bbc.co.uk/news website
Forecast history %
| Ken Bruce |
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| Simon Mayo |
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| Chris Evans |
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| Jonathan Ross |
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| Richard Hammond |
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| Another regular Radio 2 presenter |
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| Other |
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Settled as Chris Evans on Thu 10th Sep 2009 4:23pm PST
- Activity: H$9,908 |
- Predictions: 40 |
Comments: 0
Suspend date: Fri 31st Dec 3:59pm PST (40 weeks to go)
Settlement date: Thu 10th Sep 2009 4:23pm PST
Initial likelihoods: Ken Bruce: 15%, Simon Mayo: 15%, Chris Evans: 15%, Jonathan Ross: 5%, Richard Hammond: 10%, Another regular Radio 2 presenter: 20%, Other: 20%
Action history:
Created Mon 23rd Feb 2009 11:38am PST by scary
scary
Settlement requested Mon 7th Sep 2009 12:47pm PST by scary: It's going to be Chris Evans: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8241101.stm
scary: It's going to be Chris Evans: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8241101.stm 
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Suspend date: Fri 31st Dec 3:59pm PST (40 weeks to go)
Settlement date: Thu 10th Sep 2009 4:23pm PST details 
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