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James Whale resurfaces
by Admin on Thu May 08, 2008 6:34 am
Ex-TalkSport radio host James Whale has rebounded from his recent sacking by taking a presenting role at shopping channel Bid TV.
Whale who was fired from his late-night phone-in slot on TalkSport earlier this week, will present on the bargain-hunters' channel owned by cable group Virgin Media.
"People might be surprised to know that years ago I worked as a trainee buyer at Harrods so my career has come full circle," Whale said.
Whale was sacked for breaching broadcasting regulations by urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson in the London mayoral election.
His support of Johnson in his show broadcast on 20 March sparked a number of complaints to media regulator Ofcom.
He had been with TalkSport since it launched as Talk Radio in 1995
Talk sport only need be rid of Jon Gaunt from the morning slot, only then, maybe it would be a radio station that I'll listen to again, I do tune into George Galloway's show on a Friday and Saturday evening though.
Whale who was fired from his late-night phone-in slot on TalkSport earlier this week, will present on the bargain-hunters' channel owned by cable group Virgin Media.
"People might be surprised to know that years ago I worked as a trainee buyer at Harrods so my career has come full circle," Whale said.
Whale was sacked for breaching broadcasting regulations by urging listeners to vote for Boris Johnson in the London mayoral election.
His support of Johnson in his show broadcast on 20 March sparked a number of complaints to media regulator Ofcom.
He had been with TalkSport since it launched as Talk Radio in 1995
Talk sport only need be rid of Jon Gaunt from the morning slot, only then, maybe it would be a radio station that I'll listen to again, I do tune into George Galloway's show on a Friday and Saturday evening though.
