March 23rd 2023.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Reverend Richard Coles has expressed his disappointment over the way his departure from BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live has been handled after 12 years on air. He stated that he would have preferred a gentler process and longer goodbye for the show's listeners. Coles also shared that it was a shame that the programme could not remain in London, where he thought it was doing really well. He mentioned that he and the other host, Nikki Bedi, had both enjoyed doing the show, and that it was unfortunate it could not continue in its current form. Saturday Live's relocation to Cardiff is part of a BBC strategy, and Coles said in his original statement that it was now time to move on and spend time on other projects.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Reverend Richard Coles expressed his frustrations at the way his 12-year tenure on BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live show was handled, saying he would have preferred a more drawn out goodbye to listeners. He also expressed sadness that the programme couldn't remain in London, which he believed it was 'doing really well' in. The program is now set to move to Cardiff as part of the BBC's strategy, which Coles said he didn't see how it worked, but that it wasn't his decision. He shared in his original statement that it was time to do something different and get his weekends back.
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