Liza Tarbuck has announced she will step down from her BBC Radio 2 Saturday evening programme after 14 years, ending a long-running voice that became a weekend favourite across the UK. Known for her warmth, humour and relaxed storytelling, Tarbuck thanked fans for their support and described the show as a space where music, conversation and connection came together each week. According to BBC News, her departure from the 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. slot marks a significant change for the station's weekend schedule and has prompted strong reactions online, with many listeners noting how the programme had become an essential and comforting part of their weekends.
