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Ken Bruce launches his new show on Bauer's Greatest Hits Radio this morning (April 3), following his departure from BBC Radio 2 last month after having presented on the radio station for decades

Scottish veteran broadcaster getting to grips with his new job after leaving the BBC after more than 40 years

The 72-year-old broadcaster said he was looking forward to ‘maybe a decade or two’ more of hosting

The presenter said his new show since leaving the corporation is not looking to introduce ‘massive great bells and whistles stuff’.

Broadcaster says he was ‘annoyed’ when corporation asked him to leave Radio 2 three weeks early

Ken announced he would be leaving Radio 2 in January, becoming the latest big name star to part ways with the station. He follows in the footsteps of Paul O’Grady, Graham Norton, Chris Evans, Craig Charles and Vanessa Feltz in what has been described as a ‘legends exodus’

Greatest Hits Radio, where the star had hosted a show since 2019, recently confirmed the 61-year-old won't be returning to the airwaves again following his inappropriate remark at the Conference News Agency Awards.

Greatest Hits Radio, where the star had hosted a show since 2019, recently confirmed the entertainer won't be returning to the airwaves on their station

The presenter, 61, said he was ‘truly sorry’ and has apologised to woman directly

TV legend Pat Sharp has reportedly got the boot from his show on Greatest Hits Radio, after allegedly leaving a woman humiliated during an event when he poked fun at her chest

It’s the end of an impressive era for Glaswegian Ken Bruce after three decades on BBC Radio 2 but, fortunately, there are new beginnings for the radio legend.