Page 48 - Greg James News Today

From 1963 to last year, still demonstrating, challenging expectations about women, in the early 60 challenging aspect a show about girls and their relationship with pop and rock, when at that point girls were supposed be hysterical, seek leading fans, and there she was thinking as a journalist and thinking and talking and celebrating using. right up to last year, when using about pop and rock, so associated with youth, and here we have someone in their 80s still passionate about music, still kno...

Tributes are being paid to Annie Nightingale, Radio 1s first female DJ and its longest-serving broadcaster, following her death at 83 - with former colleagues Zoe Ball, Jo Whiley and Greg James among those highlighting her extraordinary and "trailblazing" career.

Tributes have come in for "original trailblazer" and broadcast icon Annie Nightingale - Radio 1's first female DJ - who has died aged 83....

The broadcasting icon, who became BBC Radio 1s first female DJ when she joined the station in 1970, passed away at home aged 83 after a short illness, her family announced today.

It was revealed on Friday that the legendary radio DJ died at home after a short illness, with her family paying tribute to a pioneer and inspiration to many.

Female DJs and presenters were among those to praise the radio host for paving the way after the news that she died on Thursday at her London home.

Female DJs and presenters were among those to praise the radio host for paving the way after the news that she died on Thursday at her London home.

BBC bosses have hailed Annie Nightingale as a 'true inspiration' following the news of the Radio 1 legend's death at her home in London after suffering from a short illness

Tributes have started flooding in following the death of Annie Nightingale, the first-ever female presenter on BBC Radio 1. Zoe Ball and Jeremy Vine are among the stars to pay tribute

Following news of her death, revisit Annie Nightingale's final shows for BBC Radio 1. Check them out here.