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Sara Cox: 'I'm Not nervous... I Know I Can Do a Good Job'
Cox will add listener favourites from her teatime show as she replaces Scott Mills and takes over the flagship slot with a new format.
- On Monday, July 6, broadcaster Sara Cox will launch the BBC Radio 2 Breakfast Show, taking over the flagship slot after hosting the station's teatime program since 2018.
- Cox replaces former presenter Scott Mills, who was sacked by the BBC earlier this year after a Metropolitan Police investigation into allegations of historical sexual offences emerged.
- Boasting 28 years of radio experience, the 51-year-old brings proven credentials to a program that attracts 6.5m listeners each week, maintaining its status as the UK's biggest breakfast show.
- Hollywood actor Tom Hanks will join Cox as her first guest, while she aims to bring the regular listeners from her teatime slot into the morning program.
- Despite calling the role "huge," Cox stated she is "not nervous" and has already honed a routine to manage the early 5am start, leaving by 5:30am each day.
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