Vernon Kay was unable to host his BBC Radio 2 show due to medical reasons.

Next up, on BBC Radio 2, listeners were surprised to find out that their regular host, Vernon Kay, was not on the air today. The 50-year-old presenter took to Instagram to inform his followers that he had been ordered by his doctor to rest his voice due to a sore throat. In a hoarse voice, he apologized for not being able to be on the airwaves and assured his fans that he would be back tomorrow.

Gaby Roslin, who had previously filled in for Zoe Ball during her six-week absence, stepped in to host Vernon's show. She opened the show by updating listeners on the weather and sending her well wishes to Vernon, hoping that his throat would feel better soon. She also joked that she was "in for Vernon Kay, it's a joy to be here" and that she would take it easy and not talk too much in order to give her voice a break.

However, this was not the first time a BBC Radio 2 host had to be absent from the airwaves. Just a month ago, Zoe Ball had been away from her own show for six weeks, sparking concern from her fans. On Monday, she finally returned and explained that she had just taken a break to enjoy the summer and relax. She also joked that she hadn't gone to Turkey to get a new face and teeth, but didn't reveal where she had been during her break.

Zoe thanked Scott Mills for filling in for her and expressed her gratitude for him being a dear friend. She then asked her listeners to update her on what she had missed during her absence. If you have a story to share, you can contact the entertainment team at The Agency by emailing them, calling their number, or visiting their Submit Stuff page. They would love to hear from you.

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