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Stars come out to perform for Global’s Make Some Noise Night

Last night, Tom Grennan, Charlie Puth, Sam Ryder and Olly Murs joined Global’s presenters for the charity gala night. Chart-topping BRIT-nominated musician Tom Grennan; multi-platinum hit singer-songwriter Charlie Puth, multi-award-winner and Eurovision star Sam Ryder, and one of the UK’s most popular singers and entertainers Olly Murs, took to the stage at The Londoner hotel in Leicester Square to perform in front of almost 400 special guests...

Vicky Pattison to cover Russ Morris on Drive at Heart North East

Presenter and author Vicky Pattison is joining Heart North East Drive to cover Drive for Russ Morris. Vicky announced the move on her Instagram account saying “I’m just buzzing like an old fridge to have been given this opportunity!” Vicky has featured on shows including ‘Celebrity Masterchef,’ ‘Celebrity ‘SAS Who Dares Wins’ and was crowned Queen of the Jungle on ‘I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here!’ in 2015...

Amanda Holden celebrates after completing 3 Peak Challenge

Heart Breakfast’s Amanda Holden popped a champagne cork live on air this morning at 8.15am, as she reached the summit of the UK’s highest mountain, Ben Nevis, as part of the 3 Peak Challenge. Amanda, who took on the challenge to raise money for Global’s Make Some Noise, said it was the hardest thing she’s ever done, as she popped the cork at 4,411 feet...

Mel C addresses Spice Girls Glastonbury rumours on Heart Breakfast

Mel C was a guest on Heart Breakfast with Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden this morning when she was asked about the Spice Girls headlining Glastonbury 2023. Recent reports in the press have suggested that all of the girls, including Victoria Beckham, are keen to perform a set at Worthy Farm next year and that talks were ongoing. Amanda asked Mel head on if the rumours are true?...

Amanda Holden swaps heels for hiking boots in latest challenge

Amanda Holden is wondering what she’s signed up for in a new challenge to raise money for charity. The Heart Breakfast presenter is to attempt the ‘3 Peaks Challenge’ next month in aid of Global’s Make Some Noise, which raises money and awareness for small charities supporting disadvantaged people across the UK...

Heart is giving away 30 trips to Disneyland Paris for listeners

Jamie Theakston and Amanda Holden have been giving listeners the chance to win one of 30 breaks to Disneyland Paris. The co-promotion is to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Disneyland Paris. A large Disney Magical Door prop is making its way to Manchester and Birmingham as part of the competition...

Girls Aloud’s Nicola Roberts to speak at Tuning In North 2022

Singer, songwriter and entrepreneur Nicola Roberts will be joining the line-up at Radiocentre’s Tuning In North event on March 29th at 9am. As well as discussing the role radio has played in her music career, Nicola will share her views on the influence the north of England has on British culture and her experiences as a business owner...

Schedule changes at Heart for 2022 as Yasmin Evans joins

Heart changes from January include Yasmin Evans joining for weekends and Dev Griffin taking over weekday evenings. Dev replaces Mark Wright who moves back to Saturday afternoons from 4pm. Yasmin Evans joins Global from 1Xtra to present Sunday 12pm till 4pm after leaving the BBC recently. Lindsey Russell, best-known for her 8-year stint hosting Blue Peter, also joins the Heart family, to present Saturdays and Sundays from 1am – 6am...

In photos: Global’s Make Some Noise raises over £2.7 million

Global’s Make Some Noise has raised over £2.7 million for small charities that help disadvantaged people across the UK after a day of on-air activities. All of its radio brands came together – Heart, Capital, Classic FM, Smooth, LBC, Radio X, Capital Dance, Capital XTRA and Gold – to raise funds and awareness for small charities in local communities across the UK, including food banks, mental health and domestic abuse helplines...

Radio services off-air after fire at a North Yorkshire transmitter site

Local and regional radio stations including Capital, Heart, TFM and BBC Radio Tees have lost their analogue FM services around North Yorkshire following a fire at the Bilsdale mast. National stations Radio 1, Radio 2, Radio 3, Radio 4 and Classic FM along with local DAB services on the MuxCo multiplexes are also suffering from reduced coverage in the area. Freeview services carried by the site are also off-air...