Введение
Британские радиопремии (1983–2014)
British radio industry awards (1983–2014)
Премии Академии радио, учрежденные в 1983 году, были самыми престижными наградами в британской радиоиндустрии. На протяжении большей части своего существования они проводились компанией ZAFER Associates, но в последующие годы перешли под управление Академии радио. Награды обычно назывались по имени их первого спонсора, Sony, как The Sony Awards, The Sony Radio Awards или в других вариациях. В августе 2013 года Sony объявила о прекращении спонсорского соглашения с Академией радио после 32 лет сотрудничества. В результате награды стали называться просто "Премии Академии радио". В ноябре 2014 года было объявлено, что Академия радио не будет проводить церемонию награждения в 2015 году и будет искать другие способы отметить достижения в отрасли. В 2016 году награды были перезапущены под названием Audio & Radio Industry Awards (ARIAS).
The Radio Academy Awards, started in 1983, were the most prestigious awards in the British radio industry. For most of their existence, they were run by ZAFER Associates, but in latter years were brought under the control of The Radio Academy. The awards were generally referred to by the name of their first sponsor, Sony, as The Sony Awards, The Sony Radio Awards or variations. In August 2013, Sony announced the end of its sponsorship agreement with The Radio Academy after 32 years. Consequently, the awards were named simply The Radio Academy Awards. In November 2014, it was announced that The Radio Academy would not be holding the awards in 2015, and would be looking for other ways to recognise achievement in the future. The awards were relaunched in 2016 as the Audio & Radio Industry Awards (ARIAS).
Формат награды
Награды были организованы по различным категориям, а номинанты были объявлены за несколько недель до основной церемонии награждения. Категории незначительно менялись каждый год и определялись ежегодным комитетом с целью охватить все основные направления – от музыки, новостей и слова до радиодрамы, комедии и спорта, – не допуская дискриминации по размеру станции или специфике категорий. В большинстве категорий в короткий список попадало пять работ, из которых три лучшие награждались бронзой, серебром и золотом. В некоторых категориях (например, в категориях "Станция года") в короткий список попадало всего три работы, и присуждалась только золотая награда. В ряде специальных категорий (таких как "Золотой приз" или "Специальный приз") короткого списка не было, объявлялся только победитель.
The awards were organised into various categories, with nominees being announced a few weeks before the main awards ceremony. The categories varied slightly each year, and were decided by an annual committee, with the aim to include all the main areas from music, news and speech through to radio drama, comedy and sport, and not discriminating against station size, or niche categories. In most categories, five entries were shortlisted with the top three awarded Bronze, Silver and Gold. Some categories (such as the Station of the Year categories) only three entries were shortlisted, with only a Gold winner awarded. In a number of special categories (such as The Gold Award or Special Award) there was no shortlist, merely a winner.
Победители "Золотой премии" 1989 года
Победитель в категории Станция/Организация Ссылки
Выдающийся вклад в радио на протяжении многих лет Тони Блэкберн
Выдающийся вклад в общественную деятельность You and Your Benefit, представлено Джоном Ховардом BBC Radio 4
Лучшая актриса Кейт Мерфи за "Elephant Dances" Radio Clyde
Лучший актер Эндрю Сэкс за "The Heart of a Dog" BBC World Service
Радиоведущий года Сью Лоули
Радиоведущий года на местном радио Сьюзи Мэтис BBC GMR
Специальная награда за заслуги перед радио Джоном Уитни
Национальный диджей года Бруно Брукс BBC Radio 1
Местный диджей года Дэвид Дженсен Capital Radio
Радиорепортер года Джон Алкок LBC
Лучшая местная станция года BRMB (сейчас называется Free Radio Birmingham) BRMB
Наиболее креативное использование радио The Dream BBC Radio 1
Премия Society of Authors за лучшую драматизацию/адаптацию The Dippers BBC Radio 4
Премия Society of Authors за лучший оригинальный сценарий Excess Baggage BBC Radio 4
Лучшая утренняя программа The Les Ross Breakfast Show BRMB
Лучшая детская программа/программирование/сериал Down Our Way BBC Radio Bristol
Лучшая программа классической музыки Meridian: Bartok Quartets BBC World Service
Лучшая программа о текущих событиях Today BBC Radio 4
Лучшая ежедневная новостная программа 210 Reports Radio 210
Лучший документальный фильм: общий Cheltenham, The Irish Favourite BBC Radio 4
Лучший документальный фильм: музыка/искусство Insect Musicians BBC Radio 3
Лучший документальный фильм: новости и текущие события I Want to be Normal Again BBC Radio 4
Лучшая драматическая постановка Cigarettes and Chocolate BBC Radio 4
Лучшая образовательная программа/программирование/сериал Community Matters: The Case Conference BBC Radio 4
Лучшая журнальная программа Third Ear BBC Radio 3
Лучшая выездная трансляция Give A Child A Chance – Live from Disney World Radio Aire
Лучшая реакция на новостное событие Катастрофа в Локерби Radio Forth
Лучшая реакция на новостное событие Today от 22.12.88 BBC Radio 4
Лучшая рок/поп программа The Beeb's Lost Beatles Tapes BBC Radio 1
Лучшее последовательное программирование Morning Call Moray Firth Radio
Лучшая специализированная музыкальная программа Kershaw in Zimbabwe BBC Radio 1
Лучшая спортивная программа Mid Week Sportsound BBC Radio Ulster
Лучшее техническое достижение BBC Radio Show BBC Network and Local Radio
Лучшее использование комедии Whose Line Is it Anyway? BBC Radio 4
Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsOutstanding contribution to radio over the yearsTony BlackburnOutstanding service to the communityYou and Your Benefit Presented by John HowardBBC Radio 4Best actressKate Murphy for Elephant DancesRadio ClydeBest actorAndrews Sachs for The Heart of a DogBBC World ServiceRadio personality of the yearSue LawleyLocal radio personality of the yearSusie MathisBBC GMRSpecial award for services to radioJohn WhitneyNational DJ of the yearBruno BrookesBBC Radio 1Local DJ of the yearDavid JensenCapital RadioRadio reporter of the yearJohn AlcockLBCLocal station of the yearBRMB (now called Free Radio Birmingham)BRMBMost creative use of radioThe DreamBBC Radio 1Society of Authors award for best dramatisation/adaptationThe DippersBBC Radio 4Society of Authors award for best original scriptExcess BaggageBBC Radio 4Best breakfast showThe Les Ross Breakfast ShowBRMBBest children's programme/programming/seriesDown Our WayBBC Radio BristolBest classical music programmeMeridian: Bartok QuartetsBBC World ServiceBest current affairs programmeTodayBBC Radio 4Best daily news programme210 ReportsRadio 210Best documentary feature: generalCheltenham, The Irish FavouriteBBC Radio 4Best documentary feature: music/artsInsect MusiciansBBC Radio 3Best documentary feature: news and current affairsI Want to be Normal AgainBBC Radio 4Best drama productionCigarettes and ChocolateBBC Radio 4Best education programme/programming/seriesCommunity Matters: The Case ConferenceBBC Radio 4Best magazine programmeThird EarBBC Radio 3Best outside broadcastGive A Child A Chance – Live from Disney WorldRadio AireBest response to a news eventThe Lockerbie Air DisasterRadio ForthBest response to a news eventToday of 22.12.88BBC Radio 4Best rock/pop programmeThe Beeb's Lost Beatles TapesBBC Radio 1Best sequence programmingMorning CallMoray Firth RadioBest specialist music programmeKershaw in ZimbabweBBC Radio 1Best sports programmeMid Week SportsoundBBC Radio UlsterBest technical achievementBBC Radio ShowBBC Network and Local RadioBest use of comedyWhose Line Is it Anyway?BBC Radio 4
1992 Золотая премия
Победитель категории Станция/организация RefsРадиопремия АкадемииСэр Ричард АттенбороЗолотая премияСэр Джеймс СавилЛучшая актрисаХарриет Уолтер за «Медея»BBC Radio 3Фелисити Кендал за «В родном государстве»BBC Radio 4Лучший актерТом Куртенэй за «Цветы для Алджернона»BBC Radio 4Личность годаДэнни БейкерBBCМестная личность годаПитер АдамсонBBC Radio HumbersideSmash Hits национальный диджей годаSimon MayoBBC Radio 1Smash Hits местный диджей годаPat SharpCapital FMРепортер годаАллан ЛиттлBBC Radio 4Комментатор годаАрчи МакферсонClyde 1 и Clyde 2Новый ведущий годаРичард КоулзBBC Radio 5Станция годаWear FMWear FMПремия Society of Authors за драму«Lavender Song»BBC Radio 4Премия Society of Authors за сценарийТом Стоппард за «В родном государстве»BBC Radio 3Специальная премия«God Save the Queen» (комедия)Invicta FMSпециальная премия SonyBBC World ServiceBBC World ServiceПремия за социальную активность«In Touch»BBC Radio 4Лучшее утреннее шоу (музыкальное)Mark Page Breakfast ShowAire FMЛучшее утреннее шоу (разговорное)Today: The Gulf War Day OneBBC Radio 4Лучшая комедийная/развлекательная программа«Perforated Ulster»BBC Radio UlsterЛучший документальный фильм«Acting Up»BBC Radio 3Лучшая журнальная программа«Landmark»BBC Radio WalesЛучшее музыкальное шоу«In Preparation»BBC Radio 3Лучшее шоу новостей и текущих событийДжон Таннер и Рэйчел МаклинBBC Radio OxfordЛучшее телефонное шоуThe Jeremy Dry Mid Morning ShowBBC Hereford & WorcesterЛучший короткометражный фильмFriday Lives: Dr. Frank RydingBBC Radio 4Лучшее специализированное музыкальное шоуOut on Blue SixBBC Radio 1Лучшее выездное мероприятиеTwin Cities WeekendBBC Radio 3Другая ежедневная программа (музыкальная)John Kelly ShowBBC Radio UlsterДругая ежедневная программа (разговорная)Outlook – Hostage SpecialBBC World ServiceСпециализированная разговорная программаOn The EdgeBBC Radio UlsterСпортивная премияThe Golden GameCapital Gold 1548 AM
Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsRadio Academy AwardSir Richard AttenboroughGold AwardSir James SavileBest actressHarriet Walter for MedeaBBC Radio 3Felicity Kendal for In the Native StateBBC Radio 4Best actorTom Courtenay for Flowers for AlgernonBBC Radio 4Personality of the yearDanny BakerBBCLocal personality of the yearPeter AdamsonBBC Radio HumbersideSmash Hits national DJ of the yearname=smashhitsSimon MayoBBC Radio 1Smash Hits local DJ of the yearPat SharpCapital FMReporter of the yearAllan LittleBBC Radio 4Commentator of the yearArchie MacPhersonClyde 1 and Clyde 2New broadcaster of the yearRichard ColesBBC Radio 5Station of the yearWear FMWear FMSociety of Authors drama awardLavender SongBBC Radio 4Society of Authors writer's awardTom Stoppard for In the Native StateBBC Radio 3Special AwardGod Save the Queen (comedy)Invicta FMSpecial Sony AwardBBC World ServiceBBC World ServiceSocial action awardIn TouchBBC Radio 4Best breakfast show: music basedMark Page Breakfast ShowAire FMBest breakfast show: speech basedToday: The Gulf War Day OneBBC Radio 4Best comedy/light entertainment programmePerforated UlsterBBC Radio UlsterBest feature documentaryActing UpBBC Radio 3Best magazine programmeLandmarkBBC Radio WalesBest music based showIn PreparationBBC Radio 3Best news and current affairsJohn Tanner and Rachel MacleanBBC Radio OxfordBest phone inThe Jeremy Dry Mid Morning ShowBBC Hereford & WorcesterBest short form featureFriday Lives: Dr. Frank RydingBBC Radio 4Best specialist music showOut on Blue SixBBC Radio 1Best outside broadcast eventTwin Cities WeekendBBC Radio 3Other daily sequence: music basedJohn Kelly ShowBBC Radio UlsterOther daily sequence: speech basedOutlook – Hostage SpecialBBC World ServiceSpecialist speech programmeOn The EdgeBBC Radio UlsterSports awardThe Golden GameCapital Gold 1548 AM
Победители "Золотой премии" 1994 года
Победитель категории: Станция/организация Refs
Выдающийся вклад в радио на протяжении многих лет
Кенни Эверетт – Capital Gold
Лучшая актриса
Венди Сигер за «The Life Class» – BBC Radio 4
Лучший актер
Ричард Гриффитс за «The Love Song of Alfred J. Hitchcock» – BBC Radio 3
Национальный вещатель года
Генри Келли – Classic FM
Локальный вещатель года
Стефан Ле Февр и Лиз Грин – BBC Radio Leeds
Новостной репортер года
Фергал Кейн – BBC Radio 4
Спортивный репортер года
Джон Инвердейл – BBC Radio 5
Джон Роулинг – BBC Radio 5
Новичок года
Саймон Муннери – BBC Radio 1
Национальная станция года
BBC Radio Scotland – BBC Radio Scotland
Метрополитенская станция года
Clyde 2 – Clyde 2
Локальная станция года
Spire FM – Spire FM
Специальная премия Sony
BBC Radio Ulster и Downtown Radio – BBC Radio Ulster и Downtown Radio
Выдающийся вклад в радиоиндустрию
Джонни Бирлинг – Джон Тайдман – BBC
Выдающийся вклад в общество
Shout it Out – BBC Radio Devon
Выдающееся специальное мероприятие
U2 и 1FM – BBC Radio 1
Выдающаяся спортивная трансляция
Sport on Five – BBC Radio 5
Премия Society of Authors: лучшая драматизация
«The Night of the Hunter» – BBC Radio 4
Премия Society of Authors: лучший оригинальный сценарий
«Homeward Bound» – BBC World Service
Премия Radio Academy
Команда разработки BBC RDS – BBC
Художественная программа или музыкальный цикл
«Hot in the City» – Forth FM
Премия за музыкальное программирование
«Ironic Maidens» – BBC Radio 2
Лучшее утреннее шоу: современная музыка
Лес Росс в утреннем эфире – BRMB
Лучшее утреннее шоу: не современная музыка
«Wake Up To Wogan» – BBC Radio 2
Лучшее утреннее шоу: разговорное
Eddie Mair Live – BBC Radio Scotland
Лучший документальный цикл
«Jack's Last Tape» – BBC Radio 4
Лучшая драматическая постановка
«Blue» – BBC Radio 3
Лучшая программа журнального типа/специальная программа
«The Big Holy One» – BBC Radio 1
Лучшая программа новостей и текущих событий
«East, Going West – 1. Fundamentally Wrong» – BBC Radio 4
Лучшая серия новостных и текущих событий
«The Way It Is» – Capital Radio
Лучшее телефонное шоу
Kelly on the Radio – Downtown Radio
Лучшая популярная музыкальная программа
By Hart – BBC Radio 2
Лучший ответ на новостное событие
Today – Осада Белого дома в Москве – BBC Radio 4
Лучшая специализированная музыкальная программа
EuroMix – BBC Radio 5
Лучшее использование комедии/комедийное шоу
«A Look Back at the Nineties» – BBC Radio 4
Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsOutstanding contribution to radio over the yearsKenny EverettCapital GoldBest actressWendy Seager for The Life ClassBBC Radio 4Best actorRichard Griffiths for The Love Song of Alfred J HitchcockBBC Radio 3National broadcaster of the yearHenry KellyClassic FMLocal broadcaster of the yearStephen Le Fevre and Liz GreenBBC Radio LeedsNews reporter of the YearFergal KeaneBBC Radio 4Sports reporter of the yearJohn InverdaleBBC Radio 5John RawlingBBC Radio 5Newcomer of the yearSimon MunneryBBC Radio 1National station of the yearBBC Radio ScotlandBBC Radio ScotlandMetropolitan station of the yearClyde 2Clyde 2Local station of the yearSpire FMSpire FMSony special awardBBC Radio Ulster and Downtown RadioBBC Radio Ulster and Downtown RadioOutstanding service to the radio industryJohnny BeerlingJohn TydemanBBCOutstanding service to the communityShout it OutBBC Radio DevonOutstanding special eventU2 and 1FMBBC Radio 1Outstanding sports broadcastSport on FiveBBC Radio 5Society of Authors award: best dramatisationThe Night of the HunterBBC Radio 4Society of Authors award: best original scriptHomeward BoundBBC World ServiceRadio Academy AwardThe BBC RDS Development TeamBBCArts programme or music featureHot in the CityForth FMMusic programming awardIronic MaidensBBC Radio 2Best breakfast show: contemporary musicLes Ross in the MorningBRMBBest breakfast show: non contemporary musicWake Up To WoganBBC Radio 2Best breakfast show: speech basedEddie Mair LiveBBC Radio ScotlandBest documentary featureJack's Last TapeBBC Radio 4Best drama productionBlueBBC Radio 3Best magazine/special interest programmeThe Big Holy OneBBC Radio 1Best news and current affairs programmeEast, Going West – 1. Fundamentally WrongBBC Radio 4Best news and current affairs sequenceThe Way It IsCapital RadioBest phone inKelly on the RadioDowntown RadioBest popular music programmeBy HartBBC Radio 2Best response to a news eventToday – The Moscow White House SiegeBBC Radio 4Best specialist music programmeEuroMixBBC Radio 5Best use of comedy/comedy showA Look Back at the NinetiesBBC Radio 4
1996 Золотая премия
Категория Победитель Станция/Организация RefsGold AwardРичард БейкерКлассическая FMВещатель года: ВеликобританияChris EvansGinger Air ProductionsВещатель года: местный/региональныйСтив ПенкKey 103Радиожурналист годаJon SilvermenBBC Radio 4Спортивный комментатор годаДжонатан ПирсCapital GoldМузыкальный ведущий годаБрайан КейBBC Radio 3Лучшее драматическое исполнениеДжанет МакТир за «Дом кукол»BBC Radio 4Интервью года«В кресле психиатра»: Ффиона КэмпбеллMichael Ember Assoc./BBC Radio 4Станция года: ВеликобританияBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 LiveСтанция года: региональная/столичнаяClyde 1Clyde 1Станция года: местнаяMoray Firth RadioMoray Firth RadioПремия РадиоакадемииThe Henry Wood Promenade ConcertsBBCНаграда Society of Authors: лучший радиосценаристЛи Холл за «I Luv U Jimmy Spud»BBC Radio 4Креативность/инновации в радиопрограммированииPoetic TheoremsBBC Radio ScotlandХудожественная программа (речь или музыка)Green and Pleasant LandBBC Radio 2Утренняя программа: музыкальнаяRuss n JonoVirgin RadioУтренняя программа: разговорнаяEurope TodayBBC World ServiceДневная музыкальная программаSounds of the SixtiesBBC Radio 2Документальная программа/репортажиWar and PeaceBBC Radio 2Драматическая постановкаAlbion TowerBBC Radio 3Образовательная программаThe Square on the PythagorasBBC Radio 4Освещение событийRyder Cup coverageBBC Radio 5 LiveЖурнальная программаOffspringBBC Radio 4Программа новостей и текущих событийInverdale NationwideBBC Radio 5 LiveНовостная подача/выпускThe Breakfast ProgrammeBBC Radio 5 LiveКонкурс/викторина на радиоApollo 13Virgin RadioТелефонные звонки/дебатыAny Questions? Hong Kong, ведет Джонатан ДимблбиBBC Radio 4Реакция на новостное событиеDallyn on SaturdayBBC Radio 5 LiveСлужба обществуAffairs of the HeartBBC Radio 2Специализированная музыкальная программаKershaw in South AfricaBBC Radio 1Спортивная программаRyder Cup coverageBBC Radio 5 LiveТематическая музыкальная программаFairest IsleBBC Radio 3Использование комедии/комедийная программаPeople Like UsBBC Radio 4
Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold AwardRichard BakerClassic FMBroadcaster of the year: UKChris EvansGinger Air ProductionsBroadcaster of the year: local/regionalSteve PenkKey 103Radio journalist of the yearJon SilvermenBBC Radio 4Sports broadcaster of the yearJonathan PearceCapital GoldMusic presenter of the yearBrian KayBBC Radio 3Best dramatic performanceJanet McTeer for A Dolls HouseBBC Radio 4Interview of the yearIn the Psychiatrists Chair: Ffyona CampbellMichael Ember Assoc./BBC Radio 4Station of the year: UKBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 LiveStation of the year: regional/metropolitanClyde 1Clyde 1Station of the year: localMoray Firth RadioMoray Firth RadioRadio Academy AwardThe Henry Wood Promenade ConcertsBBCSociety of Authors award: best radio writerLee Hall for I Luv U Jimmy SpudBBC Radio 4Creativity/innovation in radio programmingPoetic TheoremsBBC Radio ScotlandArts programme speech or musicGreen and Pleasant LandBBC Radio 2Breakfast show: music basedRuss n JonoVirgin RadioBreakfast show: speech basedEurope TodayBBC World ServiceDaytime music sequence programmeSounds of the SixtiesBBC Radio 2Documentary programme/featuresWar and PeaceBBC Radio 2Drama productionAlbion TowerBBC Radio 3Educational programmeThe Square on the PythagorasBBC Radio 4Event coverageRyder Cup coverageBBC Radio 5 LiveMagazine programmeOffspringBBC Radio 4News and current affairs programmeInverdale NationwideBBC Radio 5 LiveNews presentation/outputThe Breakfast ProgrammeBBC Radio 5 LiveOn air contest/competitionApollo 13Virgin RadioPhone in/debateAny Questions? Hong Kong, presented by Jonathan DimblebyBBC Radio 4Response to a news eventDallyn on SaturdayBBC Radio 5 LiveService to the communityAffairs of the HeartBBC Radio 2Specialist music programmeKershaw in South AfricaBBC Radio 1Sports programmeRyder Cup coverageBBC Radio 5 LiveThemed music programmeFairest IsleBBC Radio 3Use of comedy/comedy programmePeople Like UsBBC Radio 4
Победители Золотой премии 2000 года
18-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards состоялась в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне 2 мая 2000 года. BBC Radio 4 была станцией с наибольшим количеством номинаций – 24, и получила четыре награды. Среди гостей были актеры Дженни Агуттер и Кристофер Ли, Крис Смит (министр культуры) и Дейл Уинтон, которые вручали награды.
The 18th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 2 May 2000. BBC Radio 4 was the most nominated station, with 24 entries, and received four awards. Guests included the actors Jenny Agutter and Christopher Lee, Chris Smith (Secretary of State for Culture), and Dale Winton, who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardRalph BernardClassic FM/GWRLifetime achievement awardAlan "Fluff" FreemanMusic broadcaster awardPete TongWise Buddah for BBC Radio 1News and talk broadcaster awardRoger PhillipsBBC Radio MerseysideStation of the year (UK)Classic FMClassic FMStation of the year (500,00012 million)Kiss 100Kiss 100Station of the year (up to 500,000)BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleBreakfast music awardBam Bam BreakfastKiss 100Breakfast news and talk awardThe Morning ProgrammeBBC Radio FoyleComedy awardBlue JamTalkback Productions for BBC Radio 1Competition awardJono's Australian ExperienceHeart 106.2Drama awardPlum's War, written by Michael ButtThe Fiction Factory for BBC Radio 4Entertainment awardJon & Andy103.2 Power FMEvent awardcoverage of The Open golf tournamentBBC Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardOut of the Darkness: The Triumph of Nelson MandelaRadio 4 Home Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Interactive awardOn The BallBBC ScotlandMusic presentation award: UKJonathan Ross ShowBBC Music Entertainment andOff The Kerb Productions for BBC Radio 2Music presentation award: regionalBam Bam BreakfastKiss 100'Music Special' awardFor Your Ears Only, presented by Honor BlackmanBBC Music Entertainment for BBC Radio 2News awardLate Night Live: Soho Bomb, presented by Brian HayesBBC News and Current Affairs for BBC Radio 5 LivePublic service awardSunday Surgery, presented by Sara Cox and Dr. Mark HamiltonBBC Music Entertainment for BBC Radio 1Out of the Red, presented by Sara CoxChemical Beats, presented by Danny DyerShort form awardWoman's Hour insertsBBC Features & Events for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardWorldwide with Gilles PetersonSomethin' Else for BBC Radio 1Speech awardThe Evacuation: The True Story, presented by Charles WheelerMartin Weitz Assoc. for BBC Radio 4Sports awardSuper Sunday, presented by Gideon Coe and Pete StevensBBC GLRStation sound awardClassic FMClassic FM
**Лауреат категории** | **Станция/Организация** | **Ссылка**
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Золотая награда | Ralph Bernard | Classic FM/GWR
Награда за вклад в развитие | Alan "Fluff" Freeman | Музыкальный вещатель
Награда музыкальному вещателю | Pete Tong | Wise Buddah для BBC Radio 1
Награда новостному и разговорному вещателю | Roger Phillips | BBC Radio Merseyside
Станция года (Великобритания) | Classic FM | Classic FM
Станция года (500 000 – 12 миллионов слушателей) | Kiss 100 | Kiss 100
Станция года (до 500 000 слушателей) | BBC Radio Foyle | BBC Radio Foyle
Награда за музыкальное утреннее шоу | Bam Bam Breakfast | Kiss 100
Награда за утреннее новостное и разговорное шоу | The Morning Programme | BBC Radio Foyle
Награда за комедийное шоу | Blue Jam | Talkback Productions для BBC Radio 1
Награда за конкурс | Jono's Australian Experience | Heart 106.2
Награда за драматическое шоу | Plum's War, написанное Michael Butt | The Fiction Factory для BBC Radio 4
Награда за развлекательное шоу | Jon & Andy | 103.2 Power FM
Награда за освещение события | Освещение турнира The Open по гольфу | BBC Sport для BBC Radio 5 Live
Награда за документальную программу | Out of the Darkness: The Triumph of Nelson Mandela | Radio 4 Home Current Affairs для BBC Radio 4
Награда за интерактивное шоу | On The Ball | BBC Scotland
Награда за музыкальное представление (Великобритания) | Jonathan Ross Show | BBC Music Entertainment и Off The Kerb Productions для BBC Radio 2
Награда за музыкальное представление (региональная) | Bam Bam Breakfast | Kiss 100
Награда за музыкальную специальную программу | For Your Ears Only, ведущая Honor Blackman | BBC Music Entertainment для BBC Radio 2
Награда за новостное шоу | Late Night Live: Soho Bomb, ведущий Brian Hayes | BBC News and Current Affairs для BBC Radio 5 Live
Награда за общественную службу | Sunday Surgery, ведущие Sara Cox и Dr. Mark Hamilton | BBC Music Entertainment для BBC Radio 1
Награда за программу Out of the Red, ведущая Sara Cox | Chemical Beats, ведущий Danny Dyer |
Награда за короткую форму | Woman's Hour inserts | BBC Features & Events для BBC Radio 4
Награда за специализированную музыкальную программу | Worldwide with Gilles Peterson | Somethin' Else для BBC Radio 1
Награда за разговорное шоу | The Evacuation: The True Story, ведущий Charles Wheeler | Martin Weitz Assoc. для BBC Radio 4
Награда за спортивное шоу | Super Sunday, ведущие Gideon Coe и Pete Stevens | BBC GLR
Награда за звуковое оформление станции | Classic FM | Classic FM
The 18th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 2 May 2000. BBC Radio 4 was the most nominated station, with 24 entries, and received four awards. Guests included the actors Jenny Agutter and Christopher Lee, Chris Smith (Secretary of State for Culture), and Dale Winton, who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardRalph BernardClassic FM/GWRLifetime achievement awardAlan "Fluff" FreemanMusic broadcaster awardPete TongWise Buddah for BBC Radio 1News and talk broadcaster awardRoger PhillipsBBC Radio MerseysideStation of the year (UK)Classic FMClassic FMStation of the year (500,00012 million)Kiss 100Kiss 100Station of the year (up to 500,000)BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleBreakfast music awardBam Bam BreakfastKiss 100Breakfast news and talk awardThe Morning ProgrammeBBC Radio FoyleComedy awardBlue JamTalkback Productions for BBC Radio 1Competition awardJono's Australian ExperienceHeart 106.2Drama awardPlum's War, written by Michael ButtThe Fiction Factory for BBC Radio 4Entertainment awardJon & Andy103.2 Power FMEvent awardcoverage of The Open golf tournamentBBC Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardOut of the Darkness: The Triumph of Nelson MandelaRadio 4 Home Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Interactive awardOn The BallBBC ScotlandMusic presentation award: UKJonathan Ross ShowBBC Music Entertainment andOff The Kerb Productions for BBC Radio 2Music presentation award: regionalBam Bam BreakfastKiss 100'Music Special' awardFor Your Ears Only, presented by Honor BlackmanBBC Music Entertainment for BBC Radio 2News awardLate Night Live: Soho Bomb, presented by Brian HayesBBC News and Current Affairs for BBC Radio 5 LivePublic service awardSunday Surgery, presented by Sara Cox and Dr. Mark HamiltonBBC Music Entertainment for BBC Radio 1Out of the Red, presented by Sara CoxChemical Beats, presented by Danny DyerShort form awardWoman's Hour insertsBBC Features & Events for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardWorldwide with Gilles PetersonSomethin' Else for BBC Radio 1Speech awardThe Evacuation: The True Story, presented by Charles WheelerMartin Weitz Assoc. for BBC Radio 4Sports awardSuper Sunday, presented by Gideon Coe and Pete StevensBBC GLRStation sound awardClassic FMClassic FM
Победители Золотой премии 2001 года
19-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, которую вел Пол Гамбаччини, состоялась 30 апреля 2001 года в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне. BBC завоевала золотые награды в 23 из 30 категорий. Была введена новая категория – «Цифровая наземная станция» (победителем стала OneWord Radio). Победитель премии за вклад в развитие индустрии, Крис Таррант, раскритиковал коммерческий сектор за подавление спонтанности на радио.
The 19th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2001. The BBC won gold awards in 23 out of 30 categories. A new category, Digital Terrestrial Station, (won by OneWord Radio) was introduced. The winner of the lifetime achievement award, Chris Tarrant, criticised the commercial sector for suppressing spontaneity in radio. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardChris Tarrant2000 awardTerry WoganBBC Radio 2Special awardDerek Cooper OBEBBC Radio 4Speech broadcaster awardPeter WhiteBBC Radio 4Music broadcaster awardStuart MaconieBBC Radio 2News broadcaster awardJon GauntBBC Three Counties RadioUK Station of the yearBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 500,00012 millionClyde 1Clyde 1 (Glasgow)Station of the year: up to 500,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio Foyle (Londonderry)Digital terrestrial station of the yearOneWord RadioOneWord RadioBreakfast music awardDaryl Denham in the Morning100.7 Heart FM (Birmingham)Breakfast news and talk awardThe Jon Gaunt Breakfast ShowBBC Three Counties RadioComedy awardDead RingersBBC Radio 4Community awardFloodwatch 2000BBC Radio YorkCompetition awardHey SexyKiss 100Drama awardAlpha, written by Mike WalkerBBC World ServiceEntertainment awardBitz and Pieces CDMurf Media for local UK stationsEvent awardcoverage of The OlympicsBBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardThirteen Ways of Looking at a BlackbirdBBC Radio 3Interactive awardThe Stephen Rhodes Consumer ProgrammeBBC Three Counties RadioMusic programming award – daily sequencesThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 1Music programming award – single programmesSmash Hits, presented by Darren ProctorEmap Big City Network'Music Special' awardHymnus Paradisi, written by Eric PringleBBC Radio 4News coverage awardThe Jon Gaunt Breakfast ShowBBC Three Counties RadioNews programme awardOn Your Farm, presented by Anna HillBBC Radio 4Short form awardColloquies – Thomas LynchBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardA Beginner's Guide To Reggae, presented by Mark LamarrBBC Radio 2Speech awardGirl Talk, presented by Heidi WilliamsBBC Radio WalesSports awardWembley Live Obituary Show, presented by Jim WhiteBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2
**Лауреат категории / Организация / Ссылка**
The 19th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2001. The BBC won gold awards in 23 out of 30 categories. A new category, Digital Terrestrial Station, (won by OneWord Radio) was introduced. The winner of the lifetime achievement award, Chris Tarrant, criticised the commercial sector for suppressing spontaneity in radio. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardChris Tarrant2000 awardTerry WoganBBC Radio 2Special awardDerek Cooper OBEBBC Radio 4Speech broadcaster awardPeter WhiteBBC Radio 4Music broadcaster awardStuart MaconieBBC Radio 2News broadcaster awardJon GauntBBC Three Counties RadioUK Station of the yearBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 500,00012 millionClyde 1Clyde 1 (Glasgow)Station of the year: up to 500,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio Foyle (Londonderry)Digital terrestrial station of the yearOneWord RadioOneWord RadioBreakfast music awardDaryl Denham in the Morning100.7 Heart FM (Birmingham)Breakfast news and talk awardThe Jon Gaunt Breakfast ShowBBC Three Counties RadioComedy awardDead RingersBBC Radio 4Community awardFloodwatch 2000BBC Radio YorkCompetition awardHey SexyKiss 100Drama awardAlpha, written by Mike WalkerBBC World ServiceEntertainment awardBitz and Pieces CDMurf Media for local UK stationsEvent awardcoverage of The OlympicsBBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardThirteen Ways of Looking at a BlackbirdBBC Radio 3Interactive awardThe Stephen Rhodes Consumer ProgrammeBBC Three Counties RadioMusic programming award – daily sequencesThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 1Music programming award – single programmesSmash Hits, presented by Darren ProctorEmap Big City Network'Music Special' awardHymnus Paradisi, written by Eric PringleBBC Radio 4News coverage awardThe Jon Gaunt Breakfast ShowBBC Three Counties RadioNews programme awardOn Your Farm, presented by Anna HillBBC Radio 4Short form awardColloquies – Thomas LynchBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardA Beginner's Guide To Reggae, presented by Mark LamarrBBC Radio 2Speech awardGirl Talk, presented by Heidi WilliamsBBC Radio WalesSports awardWembley Live Obituary Show, presented by Jim WhiteBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2
**Золотая награда**
Крис Таррант
Премия 2000 года
Терри Воган
BBC Radio 2
Специальная награда
Дерек Купер OBE
BBC Radio 4
Награда за речевое вещание
Питер Уайт
BBC Radio 4
Награда за музыкальное вещание
Стюарт Макони
BBC Radio 2
Награда за новостное вещание
Джон Гант
BBC Three Counties Radio
Станция года в Великобритании
BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 2
Станция года: 500 000 – 12 миллионов слушателей
Clyde 1
Clyde 1 (Глазго)
Станция года: до 500 000 слушателей
BBC Radio Foyle
BBC Radio Foyle (Лондондерри)
Цифровая наземная станция года
OneWord Radio
OneWord Radio
Награда за утреннее музыкальное шоу
Daryl Denham in the Morning
100.7 Heart FM (Бирмингем)
Награда за утреннее новостное и разговорное шоу
The Jon Gaunt Breakfast Show
BBC Three Counties Radio
Награда за комедийное шоу
Dead Ringers
BBC Radio 4
Награда за вклад в развитие местного сообщества
Floodwatch 2000
BBC Radio York
Награда за конкурс
Hey Sexy
Kiss 100
Награда за драматическое шоу
Alpha, написанное Майком Уокером
BBC World Service
Награда за развлекательное шоу
Bitz and Pieces CD
Murf Media для местных станций Великобритании
Награда за освещение событий
Освещение Олимпийских игр
BBC Radio 5 Live
Награда за документальное шоу
Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird
BBC Radio 3
Награда за интерактивное шоу
The Stephen Rhodes Consumer Programme
BBC Three Counties Radio
Награда за музыкальное программирование – ежедневные блоки
The Mark Radcliffe Show
BBC Radio 1
Награда за музыкальное программирование – отдельные программы
Smash Hits, с участием Даррена Проктора
Emap Big City Network
Награда за музыкальный спецпроект
Hymnus Paradisi, написанное Эриком Принглом
BBC Radio 4
Награда за освещение новостей
The Jon Gaunt Breakfast Show
BBC Three Counties Radio
Награда за новостную программу
On Your Farm, с участием Анны Хилл
BBC Radio 4
Награда за короткую форму
Colloquies – Thomas Lynch
BBC Radio 4
Награда за специализированную музыкальную программу
A Beginner's Guide To Reggae, с участием Марка Ламарра
BBC Radio 2
Награда за речевое вещание
Girl Talk, с участием Хейди Уильямс
BBC Radio Wales
Спортивная награда
Wembley Live Obituary Show, с участием Джима Уайта
BBC Radio 5 Live
Награда за звуковое оформление станции
BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 2
The 19th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2001. The BBC won gold awards in 23 out of 30 categories. A new category, Digital Terrestrial Station, (won by OneWord Radio) was introduced. The winner of the lifetime achievement award, Chris Tarrant, criticised the commercial sector for suppressing spontaneity in radio. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardChris Tarrant2000 awardTerry WoganBBC Radio 2Special awardDerek Cooper OBEBBC Radio 4Speech broadcaster awardPeter WhiteBBC Radio 4Music broadcaster awardStuart MaconieBBC Radio 2News broadcaster awardJon GauntBBC Three Counties RadioUK Station of the yearBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 500,00012 millionClyde 1Clyde 1 (Glasgow)Station of the year: up to 500,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio Foyle (Londonderry)Digital terrestrial station of the yearOneWord RadioOneWord RadioBreakfast music awardDaryl Denham in the Morning100.7 Heart FM (Birmingham)Breakfast news and talk awardThe Jon Gaunt Breakfast ShowBBC Three Counties RadioComedy awardDead RingersBBC Radio 4Community awardFloodwatch 2000BBC Radio YorkCompetition awardHey SexyKiss 100Drama awardAlpha, written by Mike WalkerBBC World ServiceEntertainment awardBitz and Pieces CDMurf Media for local UK stationsEvent awardcoverage of The OlympicsBBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardThirteen Ways of Looking at a BlackbirdBBC Radio 3Interactive awardThe Stephen Rhodes Consumer ProgrammeBBC Three Counties RadioMusic programming award – daily sequencesThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 1Music programming award – single programmesSmash Hits, presented by Darren ProctorEmap Big City Network'Music Special' awardHymnus Paradisi, written by Eric PringleBBC Radio 4News coverage awardThe Jon Gaunt Breakfast ShowBBC Three Counties RadioNews programme awardOn Your Farm, presented by Anna HillBBC Radio 4Short form awardColloquies – Thomas LynchBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardA Beginner's Guide To Reggae, presented by Mark LamarrBBC Radio 2Speech awardGirl Talk, presented by Heidi WilliamsBBC Radio WalesSports awardWembley Live Obituary Show, presented by Jim WhiteBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2
Победители Золотой премии 2002 года
20-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, организованная Полом Гамбаччини, состоялась в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне 2 мая 2002 года. BBC Radio 4 получило наибольшее количество наград (шесть). Среди гостей были певцы Джарвис Кокер и Фиргал Шарки, актриса Джанет Сузман и группа Sugababes, которые все вручали награды.
The 20th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 2 May 2002. BBC Radio 4 won the most awards (six). Guests included the singers Jarvis Cocker and Feargal Sharkey, actress Janet Suzman, and the girl group Sugababes who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohn Peel2001 awardBBC World ServiceBBC World ServiceSpeech broadcaster awardAlan GreenBBC Radio 5 LiveNews broadcaster awardPeter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster awardBig GeorgeBBC Three Counties RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7 (Liverpool)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio CumbriaBBC Radio CumbriaStation of the year: under 300,000FM103 HorizonFM103 Horizon (Milton Keynes)Station of the year: digital terrestrialOneword RadioOneword RadioBreakfast music awardWake Up To WoganBBC Radio 2Breakfast news and talk awardFive Live Breakfast – New YorkBBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't A ClueBBC Radio 4Community awardPillars of FaithBBC Radio 1Competition awardQuit From Your Quilt96.3 Radio Aire (Leeds)Drama awardA Woman in WaitingBBC Radio 4Entertainment awardTerry Garoghan's Last Bus To WhitehawkSouthern FMEvent awardRemembrance Sunday 2001BBC Radio 4Feature awardRoots of HomophobiaBBC Radio 4Interactive awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBelfast City BeatMusic programming award: daily sequencesThe Pete & Geoff Show, presented by Pete Mitchell and Geoff LloydVirgin RadioMusic programming award: single programmesAndy KershawBBC Radio 3'Music Special' awardBadly Drawn AmericaBBC Radio 1News coverage awardcoverage of the Holy Cross Girls School disputeBBC Radio UlsterNews programmeDocument – The Day They Made It RainBBC Radio 4Short form awardFresh Air KidsBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardCharlie GillettBBC London 94.9Speech awardA Caribbean Night, hosted by Andy Kershaw and Linton Kwesi JohnsonBBC Radio 3Sports awardChiles on SaturdayBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardKiss 100Kiss 100 (London)
Победитель категории | Станция/организация | Refs
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Золотая награда | Джон Пил |
Премия 2001 года | BBC World Service | BBC World Service
Премия за речевое вещание | Алан Грин | BBC Radio 5 Live
Премия за новостное вещание | Питер Аллен и Джейн Гарви | BBC Radio 5 Live
Премия за музыкальное вещание | Big George | BBC Three Counties Radio
Станция года: Великобритания | BBC Radio 2 | BBC Radio 2
Станция года: 1 миллион и более слушателей | Radio City 96.7 | Radio City 96.7 (Ливерпуль)
Станция года: 300 000 – 1 миллион слушателей | BBC Radio Cumbria | BBC Radio Cumbria
Станция года: менее 300 000 слушателей | FM103 Horizon | FM103 Horizon (Милтон-Кинс)
Станция года: цифровое наземное вещание | Oneword Radio | Oneword Radio
Премия за утреннюю музыкальную программу | Wake Up To Wogan | BBC Radio 2
Премия за утреннюю новостную и разговорную программу | Five Live Breakfast – New York | BBC Radio 5 Live
Премия за комедийную программу | I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue | BBC Radio 4
Премия за общественную программу | Pillars of Faith | BBC Radio 1
Премия за конкурс | Quit From Your Quilt | 96.3 Radio Aire (Лидс)
Премия за драматическую программу | A Woman in Waiting | BBC Radio 4
Премия за развлекательную программу | Terry Garoghan's Last Bus To Whitehawk | Southern FM
Премия за событие | Remembrance Sunday 2001 | BBC Radio 4
Премия за документальную программу | Roots of Homophobia | BBC Radio 4
Премия за интерактивную программу | The Stephen Nolan Show | Belfast City Beat
Премия за музыкальное программирование: ежедневные блоки | The Pete & Geoff Show, ведущие Pete Mitchell и Geoff Lloyd | Virgin Radio
Премия за музыкальное программирование: отдельные программы | Andy Kershaw | BBC Radio 3
Премия за ‘Музыкальный спецвыпуск’ | Badly Drawn America | BBC Radio 1
Премия за новостное освещение | Освещение конфликта у школы для девочек Holy Cross | BBC Radio Ulster
Премия за новостную программу | Document – The Day They Made It Rain | BBC Radio 4
Премия за короткую форму | Fresh Air Kids | BBC Radio 4
Премия за специализированную музыкальную программу | Charlie Gillett | BBC London 94.9
Премия за речевое вещание | A Caribbean Night, ведущие Andy Kershaw и Linton Kwesi Johnson | BBC Radio 3
Премия за спортивное вещание | Chiles on Saturday | BBC Radio 5 Live
Премия за звуковое оформление станции | Kiss 100 | Kiss 100 (Лондон)
The 20th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 2 May 2002. BBC Radio 4 won the most awards (six). Guests included the singers Jarvis Cocker and Feargal Sharkey, actress Janet Suzman, and the girl group Sugababes who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohn Peel2001 awardBBC World ServiceBBC World ServiceSpeech broadcaster awardAlan GreenBBC Radio 5 LiveNews broadcaster awardPeter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster awardBig GeorgeBBC Three Counties RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7 (Liverpool)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio CumbriaBBC Radio CumbriaStation of the year: under 300,000FM103 HorizonFM103 Horizon (Milton Keynes)Station of the year: digital terrestrialOneword RadioOneword RadioBreakfast music awardWake Up To WoganBBC Radio 2Breakfast news and talk awardFive Live Breakfast – New YorkBBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't A ClueBBC Radio 4Community awardPillars of FaithBBC Radio 1Competition awardQuit From Your Quilt96.3 Radio Aire (Leeds)Drama awardA Woman in WaitingBBC Radio 4Entertainment awardTerry Garoghan's Last Bus To WhitehawkSouthern FMEvent awardRemembrance Sunday 2001BBC Radio 4Feature awardRoots of HomophobiaBBC Radio 4Interactive awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBelfast City BeatMusic programming award: daily sequencesThe Pete & Geoff Show, presented by Pete Mitchell and Geoff LloydVirgin RadioMusic programming award: single programmesAndy KershawBBC Radio 3'Music Special' awardBadly Drawn AmericaBBC Radio 1News coverage awardcoverage of the Holy Cross Girls School disputeBBC Radio UlsterNews programmeDocument – The Day They Made It RainBBC Radio 4Short form awardFresh Air KidsBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardCharlie GillettBBC London 94.9Speech awardA Caribbean Night, hosted by Andy Kershaw and Linton Kwesi JohnsonBBC Radio 3Sports awardChiles on SaturdayBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardKiss 100Kiss 100 (London)
2003 Золотая премия победителей
21-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, организованная Полом Гамбаччини, состоялась в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне 8 мая 2003 года. BBC Radio 4 выиграла шесть наград, включая "Станция года" в Великобритании. Среди гостей были Грейс Джонс, Сэм Фокс, Тони Блэкберн и Мит Лоуф, которые вручали награды.
The 21st Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 8 May 2003. BBC Radio 4 won six awards including UK Station of the Year. Guests included Grace Jones, Sam Fox, Tony Blackburn, and Meatloaf who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohn Humphrys2002 awardJonathan RossSpeech broadcaster awardStephen NolanBelfast City BeatMusic broadcaster awardPaul GambacciniHowlett Media/Unique The Production Co. for BBC Radio 2News broadcaster awardMark MurphyBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusBBC Radio UlsterBBC Radio UlsterStation of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionPirate FMPirate FM (Cornwall)Station of the year: under 300,000FM103 HorizonFM103 Horizon (Milton Keynes)Station of the year: digital terrestrialSaga RadioSaga Radio (London)Breakfast music awardChristian O'Connell's Breakfast ShowXFM (London)Comedy awardJust a MinuteBBC Radio 4Community awardAltogether NowBBC Radio LeedsCompetition awardCaravan of Doom102.7 Hereward FMDrama awardRuntBBC World ServiceEntertainment awardThe Jonathan Ross ShowOff the Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2Event awardcoverage of the 2002 Cheltenham Festival, anchored by John InverdaleBBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardThe Troubles With DrugsAll Out Productions for BBC Radio 1Interaction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBelfast City BeatMusic programming award: daily sequencesLate JunctionBBC Radio 3Music programming award: single programmesDominic Mohan: The Who SpecialVirgin Radio'Music Special' awardAxles, Engines, Music and MotownBBC Wales Music for BBC Radio 4News coverage awardToday Programme: Ethiopian FamineBBC Radio 4News output awardAndy Whittaker's Breakfast ShowBBC Radio DerbyNews programme awardFile on 4: Cot DeathsBBC Radio 4Short form awardOn Saying GoodbyeBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardBobby Friction & Nihal PresentsBBC Radio 1Speech awardStark Talk: Joe SimpsonStark Productions for BBC Radio ScotlandSports awardFootball Finance: The Bankrupt GameBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC 7BBC 7
Победитель категории | Станция/Организация | Refs
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Золотая награда | Джон Хамфрис |
Премия 2002 года | Джонатан Росс |
Премия за речевое вещание | Стефан Нолан | Belfast City Beat
Премия за музыкальное вещание | Пол Гамбаччини | Howlett Media/Unique The Production Co. for BBC Radio 2
Премия за новостное вещание | Марк Мерфи | BBC Radio Suffolk
Станция года: Великобритания | BBC Radio 4 | BBC Radio 4
Станция года: 1 миллион и более слушателей | BBC Radio Ulster | BBC Radio Ulster
Станция года: 300 000 – 1 миллион слушателей | Pirate FM | Pirate FM (Cornwall)
Станция года: менее 300 000 слушателей | FM103 Horizon | FM103 Horizon (Milton Keynes)
Станция года: цифровое наземное вещание | Saga Radio | Saga Radio (London)
Премия за утреннее музыкальное шоу | Christian O'Connell's Breakfast Show | XFM (London)
Премия за комедийное шоу | Just a Minute | BBC Radio 4
Премия за общественное вещание | Altogether Now | BBC Radio Leeds
Премия за конкурс | Caravan of Doom | 102.7 Hereward FM
Премия за драматическое шоу | Runt | BBC World Service
Премия за развлекательное шоу | The Jonathan Ross Show | Off the Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2
Премия за освещение события | Освещение Cheltenham Festival 2002 года, ведущий – Джон Инвердейл | BBC Radio 5 Live
Премия за репортаж | The Troubles With Drugs | All Out Productions for BBC Radio 1
Премия за интерактивность | The Stephen Nolan Show | Belfast City Beat
Премия за музыкальное программирование: ежедневные блоки | Late Junction | BBC Radio 3
Премия за музыкальное программирование: отдельные программы | Dominic Mohan: The Who Special | Virgin Radio
Премия за музыкальный спецпроект | Axles, Engines, Music and Motown | BBC Wales Music for BBC Radio 4
Премия за новостное освещение | Today Programme: Эфиопский голод | BBC Radio 4
Премия за новостной выпуск | Andy Whittaker's Breakfast Show | BBC Radio Derby
Премия за новостную программу | File on 4: Cot Deaths | BBC Radio 4
Премия за короткую форму | On Saying Goodbye | BBC Radio 4
Премия за специализированную музыкальную программу | Bobby Friction & Nihal Presents | BBC Radio 1
Премия за речевое вещание | Stark Talk: Joe Simpson | Stark Productions for BBC Radio Scotland
Премия за спортивное вещание | Football Finance: The Bankrupt Game | BBC Radio 5 Live
Премия за звуковое оформление станции | BBC 7 | BBC 7
The 21st Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 8 May 2003. BBC Radio 4 won six awards including UK Station of the Year. Guests included Grace Jones, Sam Fox, Tony Blackburn, and Meatloaf who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohn Humphrys2002 awardJonathan RossSpeech broadcaster awardStephen NolanBelfast City BeatMusic broadcaster awardPaul GambacciniHowlett Media/Unique The Production Co. for BBC Radio 2News broadcaster awardMark MurphyBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusBBC Radio UlsterBBC Radio UlsterStation of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionPirate FMPirate FM (Cornwall)Station of the year: under 300,000FM103 HorizonFM103 Horizon (Milton Keynes)Station of the year: digital terrestrialSaga RadioSaga Radio (London)Breakfast music awardChristian O'Connell's Breakfast ShowXFM (London)Comedy awardJust a MinuteBBC Radio 4Community awardAltogether NowBBC Radio LeedsCompetition awardCaravan of Doom102.7 Hereward FMDrama awardRuntBBC World ServiceEntertainment awardThe Jonathan Ross ShowOff the Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2Event awardcoverage of the 2002 Cheltenham Festival, anchored by John InverdaleBBC Radio 5 LiveFeature awardThe Troubles With DrugsAll Out Productions for BBC Radio 1Interaction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBelfast City BeatMusic programming award: daily sequencesLate JunctionBBC Radio 3Music programming award: single programmesDominic Mohan: The Who SpecialVirgin Radio'Music Special' awardAxles, Engines, Music and MotownBBC Wales Music for BBC Radio 4News coverage awardToday Programme: Ethiopian FamineBBC Radio 4News output awardAndy Whittaker's Breakfast ShowBBC Radio DerbyNews programme awardFile on 4: Cot DeathsBBC Radio 4Short form awardOn Saying GoodbyeBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardBobby Friction & Nihal PresentsBBC Radio 1Speech awardStark Talk: Joe SimpsonStark Productions for BBC Radio ScotlandSports awardFootball Finance: The Bankrupt GameBBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC 7BBC 7
2004 - Золотая премия
22-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, которую вёл Пол Гамбаччини, состоялась 12 мая 2004 года в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне. Коммерческое радио получило несколько главных наград, но BBC Radio 4 удержала титул "Станция года" в Великобритании. Среди гостей были сэр Элтон Джон, Пенни Ланкастер и Эми Вайнхаус, которые вручали награды.
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лауреаты в категориях:**
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Золотая награда:** Джонни Уокер
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Награда 2003 года:** Йен Робертсон
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучший ведущий речевых программ:** Йен Робертсон, BBC Radio Sport для BBC Radio 5 Live
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучший ведущий музыкальных программ:** Дэвид Родиган, Kiss 100
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучший новостной журналист:** Хью Сайкс, BBC Radio News: The World at One и PM для BBC Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучший диджей:** Кристиан О’Коннелл, Xfm
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучший программный директор станции:** Джон Саймонс, групповой программный директор, GMG Radio
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Станция года (Великобритания):** BBC Radio 4, BBC Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Станция года (более 1 миллиона слушателей):** Heart 106.2, Heart 106.2
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Станция года (от 300 000 до 1 миллиона слушателей):** BBC Radio Suffolk, BBC Radio Suffolk
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Станция года (менее 300 000 слушателей):** BBC Radio Foyle, BBC Radio Foyle
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Станция года (цифровое эфирное вещание):** PrimeTime Radio, PrimeTime Radio
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая утренняя программа:** JK & Joel @ Breakfast, Key 103
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая дневная музыкальная программа:** Lunchtime with Ace and Invisible, 1Xtra для BBC
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая еженедельная музыкальная программа:** Джонатан Росс, Off The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая новостная программа:** Crossing Continents: India, BBC Radio Current Affairs для BBC Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая промо-кампания:** 8 Mile, BBC Broadcast для BBC Radio 5 Live
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая комедийная программа:** I'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas Carol, BBC Radio Entertainment для BBC Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая общественная программа:** No Buts, кампания по отказу от курения, с участием Криса Эшли, BBC Radio Shropshire
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая конкурсная программа:** Live With Matt and HG, WR FM Wiltshire
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая драматическая программа:** The Loneliest Road, написанная и поставленная Грегори Уайтхедом, BBC Radio Drama для BBC Radio 3
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая развлекательная программа:** Jono and Harriet at Breakfast, Heart 106.2
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая программа о событии:** The State Visit of President Bush, BBC Radio Cleveland
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая тематическая программа:** The Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's Vietnam, Loftus Productions для BBC Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая информационная программа:** Life Matters, Forth One
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая интерактивная программа:** The Stephen Nolan Show, City Beat
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая музыкальная специальная программа:** For One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum, представленная Полом Гамбаччини, BBC Radio & Music/Factual для Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшее новостное вещание:** Drive, с участием Питера Аллена и Джейн Гарви, BBC Radio News для BBC Radio 5 Live
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучший новостной репортаж:** Jeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam Hussein, Ten Alps/BBC Radio 5 Live
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая короткая тематическая программа:** Stuck in the Middle, BBC Radio & Music Factual для BBC Radio 4
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая программа о специализированной музыке:** Andy Kershaw, Festival in the Desert, BBC Radio 3
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая речевая программа:** The Stephen Nolan Show, City Beat
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшая спортивная программа:** The Real Alex Ferguson, представленная Клайвом Андерсоном, Unique the Production Co. для BBC Radio 5 Live
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
**Лучшее звучание станции:** BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Radio 5 Live
The 22nd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2004. Commercial radio won a number of the top awards but BBC Radio 4 retained the UK Station of the Year award. Guests included Sir Elton John, Penny Lancaster, and Amy Winehouse who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardJohnnie Walker2003 awardIan RobertsonSpeech broadcaster of the yearIan RobertsonBBC Radio Sport for BBC Radio 5 LiveMusic broadcaster of the yearDavid RodiganKiss 100News journalist of the yearHugh SykesBBC Radio News: The World at Oneand PM for BBC Radio 4DJ of the yearChristian O'ConnellXfmStation programmer of the yearJohn Simons, group programme directorGMG RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusHeart 106.2Heart 106.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Radio SuffolkBBC Radio SuffolkStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleStation of the year: digital terrestrialPrimeTime RadioPrimeTime RadioBreakfast show of the yearJK & Joel @ BreakfastKey 103Daily music show of the yearLunchtime with Ace and Invisible1Xtra for the BBCWeekly music show of the yearJonathan RossOff The Kerb Productions/BBC Radio 2News programme of the yearCrossing Continents: IndiaBBC Radio Current Affairs for BBC Radio 4Promotional campaign of the year8 MileBBC Broadcast for BBC Radio 5 LiveComedy awardI'm Sorry I Haven't a Christmas CarolBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardNo Buts, a quit smoking campaign, hosted by Chris AshleyBBC Radio ShropshireCompetition awardLive With Matt and HGWR FM WiltshireDrama awardThe Loneliest Road, written and directed by Gregory WhiteheadBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 3Entertainment awardJono and Harriet at BreakfastHeart 106.2Event awardThe State Visit of President BushBBC Radio ClevelandFeature awardThe Archive Hour: Lance Corporal Baronowski's VietnamLoftus Productions for BBC Radio 4Information awardLife MattersForth OneInteraction awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity Beat'Music Special' awardFor One Night Only: Bob Marley Live at the Lyceum,presented by Paul GambacciniBBC Radio & Music/Factual for Radio 4News output awardDrive, presented by Peter Allen and Jane GarveyBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 5 LiveNews story awardJeremy Bowen: The Capture of Saddam HusseinTen Alps/BBC Radio 5 LiveShort form feature awardStuck in the MiddleBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Specialist music awardAndy Kershaw, Festival in the DesertBBC Radio 3Speech awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowCity BeatSports awardThe Real Alex Ferguson, presented by Clive AndersonUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation sound awardBBC Radio 5 LiveBBC Radio 5 Live
2005 Победители Золотой премии
23-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, организованная Полом Гамбаччини, состоялась в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне 9 мая 2005 года. BBC выиграла 22 награды, в том числе 5 наград для BBC Radio 1. Среди гостей были Элис Купер, теннисистка Аннабель Крофт, телеведущая Кирсти Галлахер, Сью Макгрегор из BBC Radio 4, Ульрика Джонсон, Хизер Маккартни и Шакин Стивенс, которые вручали награды.
The 23rd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 9 May 2005. The BBC won 22 awards including 5 awards for BBC Radio 1. Guests included Alice Cooper, the tennis player Annabel Croft, TV presenter Kirsty Gallacher, BBC Radio 4's Sue MacGregor, Ulrika Jonsson, Heather McCartney and Shakin Stevens who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardSteve Wright2004 awardUK Radio AidSpeech broadcaster of the yearJeremy VineBBC Radio 2Music broadcaster of the yearZane LoweBBC Radio 1News journalist of the yearEddie MairBBC Radio 4DJ of the yearDanny BakerBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearRichard MaddockRadio City 96.7UK station of the yearBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Three Counties RadioBBC Three Counties RadioStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleDigital terrestrial station of the yearCapital DisneyCapital DisneyBreakfast show of the yearChristian O'Connell's Breakfast ShowXfmDaily music show of the yearDrivetime with LucioKerrang! 105.2News programme of the yearVote Friction, an investigation into the BNPUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 1Weekly music show of the yearThe SelectorFCUK FMComedy awardComplete and Utter History of the Mona Lisa, performed by the National Theatre of BrentAbove the Title for BBC Radio 4Community awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBBC Radio UlsterCompetition awardChristian O'Connell's Rock SchoolXfmDrama awardLaughter in the Dark, an adaptation of Nabokov's novel dramatised by Craig HigginsonBBC Radio 3Entertainment awardChristian O'Connell's Breakfast ShowXfmEvent awardThe Drive Show: D Day AnniversaryBBC Radio KentFeature awardMissing The Message, documentary about AIDS and young peopleUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 1Information awardUnhappy HourViking FM and Magic 1161Interactive radio awardThree Counties BreakfastBBC Three Counties Radio'Music Special' awardTeenage Dreams So Hard To Beat, documentary about John Peel presented by Jarvis CockerBBC Radio 1News output awardcoverage of the Beslan SiegeBBC World ServiceNews story awardcoverage of the Asian Tsunami, presented by Christian Fraser, Ross Hawkins, Shelagh Fogarty and Lesley AshmallBBC Radio 5 LivePromo awardA77 Guardian Angel CampaignWest Sound, West FM andSouthWest Sound FMShort form feature awardBlind Man's BeautyBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech awardBeyond Belief: Islam and WomenBBC Radio 4Sports awardCity Till I Die, documentary on York City F. C. by journalist Colin HazeldenBBC Radio YorkStation sound awardKiss 100Kiss 100
Категория | Победитель | Станция/Организация | Refs
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Золотая премия | Стив Райт | |
Премия 2004 года | UK Radio Aid | |
Выступление вещателя года | Джереми Вайн | BBC Radio 2 |
Музыкальный вещатель года | Зэйн Лоу | BBC Radio 1 |
Новостной журналист года | Эдди Мейр | BBC Radio 4 |
DJ года | Дэнни Бейкер | BBC London 94.9 |
Станционный программист года | Ричард Мэддок | Radio City 96.7 |
Станция года | BBC Radio 2 | BBC Radio 2 |
Станция года: 1 миллион плюс | Radio City 96.7 | Radio City 96.7 |
Станция года: 300 000 – 1 миллион | BBC Three Counties Radio | BBC Three Counties Radio |
Станция года: менее 300 000 | BBC Radio Foyle | BBC Radio Foyle |
Цифровая наземная станция года | Capital Disney | Capital Disney |
Утреннее шоу года | Шоу Кристиана О’Коннелла | Xfm |
Ежедневное музыкальное шоу года | Drivetime with Lucio | Kerrang! 105.2 |
Новостная программа года | Vote Friction, расследование о BNP | Unique the Production Co. для BBC Radio 1 |
Еженедельное музыкальное шоу года | The Selector | FCUK FM |
Комедийная награда | Complete and Utter History of the Mona Lisa, в исполнении Национального театра Брента | Above the Title для BBC Radio 4 |
Награда за вклад в сообщество | The Stephen Nolan Show | BBC Radio Ulster |
Конкурсная награда | Christian O'Connell's Rock School | Xfm |
Драматическая награда | Laughter in the Dark, адаптация романа Набокова, драматизированная Крейгом Хиггинсоном | BBC Radio 3 |
Развлекательная награда | Christian O'Connell's Breakfast Show | Xfm |
Событийная награда | The Drive Show: 60-летие высадки в Нормандии | BBC Radio Kent |
Награда за репортаж | Missing The Message, документальный фильм о СПИДе и молодежи | Unique the Production Co. для BBC Radio 1 |
Информационная награда | Unhappy Hour | Viking FM и Magic 1161 |
Награда за интерактивное радио | Three Counties Breakfast | BBC Three Counties Radio |
Награда за ‘Музыкальный Специальный проект’ | Teenage Dreams So Hard To Beat, документальный фильм о Джоне Пиле, представленный Джарвисом Кокером | BBC Radio 1 |
Награда за новостное освещение | Освещение осады Беслана | BBC World Service |
Награда за новостную историю | Освещение азиатского цунами, представленное Кристианом Фрейзером, Россом Хокинсом, Шелаг Фогарти и Лесли Эшмолл | BBC Radio 5 Live |
Рекламная награда | A77 Guardian Angel Campaign | West Sound, West FM и SouthWest Sound FM |
Награда за короткий репортаж | Blind Man's Beauty | BBC Radio 4 |
Специализированная музыкальная награда | Zane Lowe | BBC Radio 1 |
Награда за речь | Beyond Belief: Islam and Women | BBC Radio 4 |
Спортивная награда | City Till I Die, документальный фильм о York City F. C. журналиста Колина Хейзелдена | BBC Radio York |
Награда за звучание станции | Kiss 100 | Kiss 100 |
The 23rd Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 9 May 2005. The BBC won 22 awards including 5 awards for BBC Radio 1. Guests included Alice Cooper, the tennis player Annabel Croft, TV presenter Kirsty Gallacher, BBC Radio 4's Sue MacGregor, Ulrika Jonsson, Heather McCartney and Shakin Stevens who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardSteve Wright2004 awardUK Radio AidSpeech broadcaster of the yearJeremy VineBBC Radio 2Music broadcaster of the yearZane LoweBBC Radio 1News journalist of the yearEddie MairBBC Radio 4DJ of the yearDanny BakerBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearRichard MaddockRadio City 96.7UK station of the yearBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Station of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Three Counties RadioBBC Three Counties RadioStation of the year: under 300,000BBC Radio FoyleBBC Radio FoyleDigital terrestrial station of the yearCapital DisneyCapital DisneyBreakfast show of the yearChristian O'Connell's Breakfast ShowXfmDaily music show of the yearDrivetime with LucioKerrang! 105.2News programme of the yearVote Friction, an investigation into the BNPUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 1Weekly music show of the yearThe SelectorFCUK FMComedy awardComplete and Utter History of the Mona Lisa, performed by the National Theatre of BrentAbove the Title for BBC Radio 4Community awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBBC Radio UlsterCompetition awardChristian O'Connell's Rock SchoolXfmDrama awardLaughter in the Dark, an adaptation of Nabokov's novel dramatised by Craig HigginsonBBC Radio 3Entertainment awardChristian O'Connell's Breakfast ShowXfmEvent awardThe Drive Show: D Day AnniversaryBBC Radio KentFeature awardMissing The Message, documentary about AIDS and young peopleUnique the Production Co. for BBC Radio 1Information awardUnhappy HourViking FM and Magic 1161Interactive radio awardThree Counties BreakfastBBC Three Counties Radio'Music Special' awardTeenage Dreams So Hard To Beat, documentary about John Peel presented by Jarvis CockerBBC Radio 1News output awardcoverage of the Beslan SiegeBBC World ServiceNews story awardcoverage of the Asian Tsunami, presented by Christian Fraser, Ross Hawkins, Shelagh Fogarty and Lesley AshmallBBC Radio 5 LivePromo awardA77 Guardian Angel CampaignWest Sound, West FM andSouthWest Sound FMShort form feature awardBlind Man's BeautyBBC Radio 4Specialist music awardZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech awardBeyond Belief: Islam and WomenBBC Radio 4Sports awardCity Till I Die, documentary on York City F. C. by journalist Colin HazeldenBBC Radio YorkStation sound awardKiss 100Kiss 100
Победители Золотой премии 2006 года
Церемония вручения 24-й премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, организованная Полом Гамбаччини, состоялась в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне 8 мая 2006 года. Стивен Нолан стал первым человеком, выигравшим семь золотых наград Sony. Гостями были Андреа Корр, Дам Эдна Эвередж, Ленни Генри и Джефф Уэйн, которые вручали награды.
The 24th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 8 May 2006. Stephen Nolan became the first person to win seven gold Sony awards. Guests included Andrea Corr, Dame Edna Everage, Lenny Henry and Jeff Wayne who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation Refsspecial Gold awardSir Terry WoganBBC Radio 2Special awardThe Beethoven Experience, the complete works of Beethoven with documentaries played over six daysBBC Radio 3Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2Music broadcaster of the yearZane LoweBBC Radio 1News journalist of the yearAngus SticklerBBC Radio 4Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie MairBBC Radio 4Station programmer of the yearRichard ParkMagic 105.4Station of the year: UKBBC Radio 1BBC Radio 1Station of the year with: 1 million plusKerrang! 105.2Kerrang! 105.2 (West Midlands)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionPirate FMPirate FM (Cornwall, Plymouth & West Devon)Station of the year: under 300,000Coast 96.3Coast 96.3 (North Wales Coast)Digital terrestrial station of the yearPlanet RockPlanet RockBreakfast show awardNick Ferrari at BreakfastLBC 97.3 FMBreaking news awardcoverage of The London Bombings (7/7)GCap Media News for Capital Radio, XFM and Choice FMComedy awardThe Ape That Got LuckyBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardHearing Voices, series exploring attitudes to mental healthBBC Hereford & WorcesterCompetition awardXfm's Rock SchoolXfmDrama awardNo Background MusicBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 4Entertainment awardChris MoylesBBC Radio 1Feature awardA Requiem for St KildaBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Interactive programme awardScott MillsBBC Radio 1Live event coverage awardcoverage of The Boat Race (2005)LBC Newsroom & Programming for LBC 97.3 FM and LBC News 1152 AMMusic programme awardMornings with Rick ShawKerrang! 105.2Music special awardLennon: The Wenner TapesBrook Lapping Productions for BBC Radio 4News and current affairs programme award1800 News Bulletin, presented by Harriet Cass and Charlotte GreenBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 4News feature awardReturn to SarajevoBBC World Service News & Current Affairs for BBC World ServicePromo awardKerrang! ChristmasKerrang! 105.2Specialist music programme awardZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech programme awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBBC Radio UlsterSports programme awardFighting Talk, presented by Christian O'ConnellWorlds End Television for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation Imaging awardKerrang! 105.2Kerrang! 105.2
Победитель категории / Станция/организация
The 24th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 8 May 2006. Stephen Nolan became the first person to win seven gold Sony awards. Guests included Andrea Corr, Dame Edna Everage, Lenny Henry and Jeff Wayne who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation Refsspecial Gold awardSir Terry WoganBBC Radio 2Special awardThe Beethoven Experience, the complete works of Beethoven with documentaries played over six daysBBC Radio 3Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2Music broadcaster of the yearZane LoweBBC Radio 1News journalist of the yearAngus SticklerBBC Radio 4Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie MairBBC Radio 4Station programmer of the yearRichard ParkMagic 105.4Station of the year: UKBBC Radio 1BBC Radio 1Station of the year with: 1 million plusKerrang! 105.2Kerrang! 105.2 (West Midlands)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionPirate FMPirate FM (Cornwall, Plymouth & West Devon)Station of the year: under 300,000Coast 96.3Coast 96.3 (North Wales Coast)Digital terrestrial station of the yearPlanet RockPlanet RockBreakfast show awardNick Ferrari at BreakfastLBC 97.3 FMBreaking news awardcoverage of The London Bombings (7/7)GCap Media News for Capital Radio, XFM and Choice FMComedy awardThe Ape That Got LuckyBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardHearing Voices, series exploring attitudes to mental healthBBC Hereford & WorcesterCompetition awardXfm's Rock SchoolXfmDrama awardNo Background MusicBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 4Entertainment awardChris MoylesBBC Radio 1Feature awardA Requiem for St KildaBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Interactive programme awardScott MillsBBC Radio 1Live event coverage awardcoverage of The Boat Race (2005)LBC Newsroom & Programming for LBC 97.3 FM and LBC News 1152 AMMusic programme awardMornings with Rick ShawKerrang! 105.2Music special awardLennon: The Wenner TapesBrook Lapping Productions for BBC Radio 4News and current affairs programme award1800 News Bulletin, presented by Harriet Cass and Charlotte GreenBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 4News feature awardReturn to SarajevoBBC World Service News & Current Affairs for BBC World ServicePromo awardKerrang! ChristmasKerrang! 105.2Specialist music programme awardZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech programme awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBBC Radio UlsterSports programme awardFighting Talk, presented by Christian O'ConnellWorlds End Television for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation Imaging awardKerrang! 105.2Kerrang! 105.2
Специальная золотая награда: Сэр Терри Воган / BBC Radio 2
Специальная награда: "Опыт Бетховена" – полное собрание произведений Бетховена с документальными фильмами, прозвучавшими в течение шести дней / BBC Radio 3
Музыкальная радиоперсона года: Крис Эванс / BBC Radio 2
Музыкальный вещатель года: Зейн Лоу / BBC Radio 1
Новостной журналист года: Ангус Стиклер / BBC Radio 4
Речевой вещатель года: Эдди Мэйр / BBC Radio 4
Станционный программист года: Ричард Парк / Magic 105.4
Станция года (Великобритания): BBC Radio 1 / BBC Radio 1
Станция года (аудитория 1 млн и более): Kerrang! 105.2 / Kerrang! 105.2 (West Midlands)
Станция года (аудитория 300 000 – 1 млн): Pirate FM / Pirate FM (Cornwall, Plymouth & West Devon)
Станция года (аудитория менее 300 000): Coast 96.3 / Coast 96.3 (North Wales Coast)
Цифровая наземная станция года: Planet Rock / Planet Rock
Награда за утреннее шоу: Nick Ferrari at Breakfast / LBC 97.3 FM
Награда за освещение новостей: Освещение взрывов в Лондоне (7/7) / GCap Media News для Capital Radio, XFM и Choice FM
Награда за комедийное шоу: The Ape That Got Lucky / BBC Radio Entertainment для BBC Radio 4
Награда за общественное значение: Hearing Voices – серия, исследующая отношение к психическому здоровью / BBC Hereford & Worcester
Награда за конкурс: Xfm's Rock School / Xfm
Награда за драматическое шоу: No Background Music / BBC Radio Drama для BBC Radio 4
Награда за развлекательное шоу: Крис Мойлс / BBC Radio 1
Награда за специальную программу: A Requiem for St Kilda / BBC Radio & Music Factual для BBC Radio 4
Награда за интерактивную программу: Scott Mills / BBC Radio 1
Награда за освещение событий в прямом эфире: Освещение регаты The Boat Race (2005) / LBC Newsroom & Programming для LBC 97.3 FM и LBC News 1152 AM
Награда за музыкальную программу: Mornings with Rick Shaw / Kerrang! 105.2
Награда за музыкальную специальную программу: Lennon: The Wenner Tapes / Brook Lapping Productions для BBC Radio 4
Награда за программу новостей и текущих событий: 1800 News Bulletin, с Гарриет Кэсс и Шарлотт Грин / BBC Radio News для BBC Radio 4
Награда за новостную программу: Return to Sarajevo / BBC World Service News & Current Affairs для BBC World Service
Награда за промо-ролик: Kerrang! Christmas / Kerrang! 105.2
Награда за специализированную музыкальную программу: Zane Lowe / BBC Radio 1
Награда за речевую программу: The Stephen Nolan Show / BBC Radio Ulster
Награда за спортивную программу: Fighting Talk, с Кристианом О’Коннеллом / Worlds End Television для BBC Radio 5 Live
Награда за имидж станции: Kerrang! 105.2 / Kerrang! 105.2
The 24th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 8 May 2006. Stephen Nolan became the first person to win seven gold Sony awards. Guests included Andrea Corr, Dame Edna Everage, Lenny Henry and Jeff Wayne who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation Refsspecial Gold awardSir Terry WoganBBC Radio 2Special awardThe Beethoven Experience, the complete works of Beethoven with documentaries played over six daysBBC Radio 3Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2Music broadcaster of the yearZane LoweBBC Radio 1News journalist of the yearAngus SticklerBBC Radio 4Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie MairBBC Radio 4Station programmer of the yearRichard ParkMagic 105.4Station of the year: UKBBC Radio 1BBC Radio 1Station of the year with: 1 million plusKerrang! 105.2Kerrang! 105.2 (West Midlands)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionPirate FMPirate FM (Cornwall, Plymouth & West Devon)Station of the year: under 300,000Coast 96.3Coast 96.3 (North Wales Coast)Digital terrestrial station of the yearPlanet RockPlanet RockBreakfast show awardNick Ferrari at BreakfastLBC 97.3 FMBreaking news awardcoverage of The London Bombings (7/7)GCap Media News for Capital Radio, XFM and Choice FMComedy awardThe Ape That Got LuckyBBC Radio Entertainment for BBC Radio 4Community awardHearing Voices, series exploring attitudes to mental healthBBC Hereford & WorcesterCompetition awardXfm's Rock SchoolXfmDrama awardNo Background MusicBBC Radio Drama for BBC Radio 4Entertainment awardChris MoylesBBC Radio 1Feature awardA Requiem for St KildaBBC Radio & Music Factual for BBC Radio 4Interactive programme awardScott MillsBBC Radio 1Live event coverage awardcoverage of The Boat Race (2005)LBC Newsroom & Programming for LBC 97.3 FM and LBC News 1152 AMMusic programme awardMornings with Rick ShawKerrang! 105.2Music special awardLennon: The Wenner TapesBrook Lapping Productions for BBC Radio 4News and current affairs programme award1800 News Bulletin, presented by Harriet Cass and Charlotte GreenBBC Radio News for BBC Radio 4News feature awardReturn to SarajevoBBC World Service News & Current Affairs for BBC World ServicePromo awardKerrang! ChristmasKerrang! 105.2Specialist music programme awardZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech programme awardThe Stephen Nolan ShowBBC Radio UlsterSports programme awardFighting Talk, presented by Christian O'ConnellWorlds End Television for BBC Radio 5 LiveStation Imaging awardKerrang! 105.2Kerrang! 105.2
2007 Золотая премия победителей
Церемония вручения 25-й премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, организованная Полом Гамбаччини и Терри Воганом, состоялась в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне 30 апреля 2007 года. Премия Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, специальный приз, присуждаемый в честь 25-летия премии, была вручена Джону Пилу, скончавшемуся в 2004 году. Награду получила Шейла Равенскрофт, вдова Пила. Среди гостей были актеры, певцы и радиоведущие (Наташа Бедингфилд, Кэти Дерхэм, Фред и Ричард Фэрбрасс (Right Said Fred), сэр Дэвид Фрост, Аманда Холден, Джамелия, Кэрол Водерман, Конни Хак (Blue Peter), Мелинда Мессенджер, Долорес О’Риордан и Ричард Парк), которые вручали награды.
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Победитель категории / Станция/Организация
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Золотая награда – Пол Гамбаччини
Премия вещателя – Джон Пил
Премия за жизненные достижения – Тони Батлер
BBC West Midlands
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Музыкальный вещатель года – Колин Мюррей
BBC Radio 1
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Музыкальная радиоперсоналия года – Крис Эванс
BBC Radio 2
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Журналист года (Новости) – Джон Хэмфрис (The Today Programme)
BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Вещатель года (Речь) – Эдди Нестор
BBC London 94.9
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Программист года – Фрэнсис Карри
Heart Network
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Станция года (Великобритания) – Classic FM
Classic FM
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Станция года (1 миллион+ слушателей) – Radio City 96.7
Radio City 96.7
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Станция года (300,000 – 1 миллион слушателей) – BBC Radio Derby
BBC Radio Derby
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Станция года (до 300,000 слушателей) – Isle of Wight Radio
Isle of Wight Radio
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
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Gaydar Radio
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Утреннее шоу – The Today Programme
BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Освещение новостей (срочные события) – Освещение лондонского торнадо 2006 года
BBC London 94.9
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Комедия – 1966 And All That
BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Сообщество – The Plot, проект общественного сада в Слау
BBC Radio Berkshire
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Конкурс – Who's Calling Christian?
Virgin Radio
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
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BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Развлечения – The Chris Evans Show
BBC Radio 2
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Специальная программа – Radio Ballads 2006: The Song of Steel
BBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Интерактивная программа – PM
BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Интернет-программа – Firin' Squad Unsigned Podcast
firinsquad.co.uk (Wise Buddah)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Освещение событий в прямом эфире – The Alan Shearer Testimonial
Magic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Музыкальная программа – The Mark Radcliffe Show
BBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Музыкальный спецвыпуск – Malcolm McLaren's Musical Map of London
BBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Программа новостей и текущих событий – Five Live Breakfast, с Никки Кэмпбелл и Шелаг Фогарти
BBC Radio 5 Live
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Новостная репортаж – Letters from Guantanamo Bay, с Гэвином Эслером
BBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Промо – The Ashes
BBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra (Five Live Promotions)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Специализированная музыкальная программа – Friction
BBC Asian Network
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Речевая программа – The Reunion, серия программ с Сью Макгрегор, объединяющая людей, связанных с историческими событиями
BBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Спортивная программа – Sportsweek, с Гарри Ричардсоном
BBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Оформление станции – Planet Rock
Planet Rock
The 25th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini and Terry Wogan, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 30 April 2007. The Sony Broadcasters' Broadcaster Award, a special prize to mark the 25th year of the awards, was given to John Peel, who died in 2004. The award was received by Sheila Ravenscroft, Peel's widow. Guests included a selection of actors, singers and broadcasters (Natasha Bedingfield, Katie Derham, Fred and Richard Fairbrass (Right Said Fred), Sir David Frost,
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Amanda Holden, Jamelia, Carol Vorderman, Konnie Huq (Blue Peter), Melinda Messenger, Dolores O'Riordan, and Richard Park) who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardPaul GambacciniBroadcasters' broadcaster awardJohn PeelLifetime achievement awardTony ButlerBBC West MidlandsMusic broadcaster of the yearColin MurrayBBC Radio 1Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2News journalist of the yearJohn Humphrys (The Today Programme)BBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Speech broadcaster of the yearEddie NestorBBC London 94.9Station programmer of the yearFrancis CurrieHeart NetworkStation of the year: UKClassic FMClassic FMStation of the year: 1 million plusRadio City 96.7Radio City 96.7Station of the year: 300,000 – 1 millionBBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the year: up to 300,000Isle of Wight RadioIsle of Wight RadioStation of the year: digital terrestrialGaydarRadioGaydarRadioBreakfast showThe Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Breaking newscoverage of the 2006 London tornadoBBC London 94.9Comedy1966 And All ThatBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Entertainment)CommunityThe Plot, community garden project based in SloughBBC Radio BerkshireCompetitionWho's Calling Christian?Virgin RadioDramaLorileiBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentThe Chris Evans ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureRadio Ballads 2006: The Song of SteelBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Interactive programmePMBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio News)Internet programmeFirin' Squad Unsigned Podcastfirinsquad. co. uk (Wise Buddah)Live event coverageThe Alan Shearer TestimonialMagic 1152 (Magic 1152 Sport)Music programmeThe Mark Radcliffe ShowBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Music specialMalcolm McLaren's Musical Map of LondonBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)News and current affairs programmeFive Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveNews featureLetters from Guantanamo Bay, presented by Gavin EslerBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)PromoThe AshesBBC Radio 5 Live Sports Extra(Five Live Promotions)Specialist music programmeFrictionBBC Asian NetworkSpeech programmeThe Reunion, series presented by Sue MacGregor which re unites people involved in historical eventsBBC Radio 4 (Whistledown Productions)Sports programmeSportsweek, presented by Garry RichardsonBBC Radio 5 Live (Front Page Media)Station imagingPlanet RockPlanet Rock
Победители Золотой премии 2008 года
26-я церемония вручения премии Sony Radio Academy Awards, которую вёл Пол Гамбаччини, состоялась 12 мая 2008 года в отеле Grosvenor House в Лондоне. BBC World Service выиграла четыре награды, включая звание Журналиста года, которое было присуждено Оуэну Беннету Джонсу. Среди гостей были Эдвин Коллинз, Джоан Коллинз, Борис Джонсон, Ал Мюррей и Уилл Янг, которые вручали награды.
The 26th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2008. The BBC World Service won four awards, including Journalist of the Year for Owen Bennett Jones. Guests included Edwyn Collins, Joan Collins, Boris Johnson, Al Murray, and Will Young who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation Refsspecial Gold awardBrian MatthewBBC Radio 2Special awardJenny AbramskyBBC Audio and MusicLocal and regional lifetime achievementEamonn Mallie, for reporting The Troubles in Northern IrelandDowntown RadioMusic radio personality of the yearJonathan RossBBC Radio 2 (BBC Radio 2 and Off the Kerb)Music broadcaster of the yearAndi DurrantGalaxy Network (Distorted Productions andGalaxy Network Programming)News journalist of the yearOwen Bennett JonesBBC World Service(BBC World Service News Programmes)Speech broadcaster of the yearSimon MayoBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News Programmes)Station programmer of the yearMary KalemkerianBBC7Rising starGeorge LambBBC 6 MusicStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusKey 103Key 103 (Manchester)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionGWR BristolGWR BristolStation of the year: digitalPlanet RockPlanet RockStation of the year: under 300,000Silk FMSilk FMBreakfast showThe Chris Moyles ShowBBC Radio 1Breaking newscoverage of the Omagh fire tragedyBBC Radio Ulster (BBC Radio Current Affairs)ComedyDown The Line (series 2, episode 2)BBC Radio 4 (Down The Line Productions)CommunityLights Out LondonCapital 95.8CompetitionSell Me The AnswerKey 103DramaQ&ABBC Radio 4 (Goldhawk Essential)EntertainmentThe Russell Brand ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureMalcolm McLaren's Life and Times in LA: A Radio MovieBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)Internet programmeThe Book Slam PodcastThe Book Slam Website(Karen P Productions/Patrick Neate)Listener participationWorld Have Your SayBBC World Service(BBC World Service News & Current Affairs)Live event coverageGosnold 400BBC Radio SuffolkMultiplatform radioThe Bangladesh Boat ProjectBBC World ServiceMusic programmeThe Dermot O'Leary ShowBBC Radio 2 (Murfia Productions)Music specialThe Feelgood FactorBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)News and current affairs programmeNewshourBBC World Service(BBC World Service News & Current Affairs)News featureBritain's Missing GirlsBBC Asian Network (BBC News,BBC Investigations Unit and BBC Birmingham)Promo96.3 Radio Aire's Green ProjectRadio Aire (Aire Creative)Specialist music programmeFriday Night Floorfillers with Krystle, presented by Krystle Weaver97.3 Forth OneSpeech programmeSaturday LiveBBC Radio 4 (BBC General Factual)Sports programmeAll The Tickets Are in the Wrong HandsRadio City (Radio City News & Sport)Station imagingMagic 105.4Magic 105.4 (Magic 105.4 Production)
**Категория** | **Победитель** | **Станция/Организация**
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Специальная золотая награда | Брайан Мэтью | BBC Radio 2
Специальная награда | Дженни Абрамски | BBC Audio and Music
Достижение за всю карьеру в местных и региональных СМИ | Имон Малли, за репортажи о конфликте в Северной Ирландии | Downtown Radio
Радиоведущий музыкальной направленности года | Джонатан Росс | BBC Radio 2 (BBC Radio 2 и Off the Kerb)
Музыкальный вещатель года | Энди Дюррант | Galaxy Network (Distorted Productions и Galaxy Network Programming)
Журналист новостной направленности года | Оуэн Беннет Джонс | BBC World Service (BBC World Service News Programmes)
Вещатель разговорного жанра года | Саймон Мейо | BBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News Programmes)
Программист станции года | Мэри Калемкериан | BBC7
Восходящая звезда | Джордж Лэмб | BBC 6 Music
Станция года: Великобритания | BBC Radio 4 | BBC Radio 4
Станция года: 1 миллион и более слушателей | Key 103 | Key 103 (Манчестер)
Станция года: 300,000 – 1 миллион слушателей | GWR Bristol | GWR Bristol
Станция года: цифровое вещание | Planet Rock | Planet Rock
Станция года: менее 300,000 слушателей | Silk FM | Silk FM
Утреннее шоу | The Chris Moyles Show | BBC Radio 1
Оперативное освещение новостей (пожар в Омаге) | BBC Radio Ulster (BBC Radio Current Affairs)
Комедия | Down The Line (серия 2, эпизод 2) | BBC Radio 4 (Down The Line Productions)
Сообщество | Lights Out London | Capital 95.8
Конкурс | Sell Me The Answer | Key 103
Драма | Q&A | BBC Radio 4 (Goldhawk Essential)
Развлечения | The Russell Brand Show | BBC Radio 2
Репортаж | Malcolm McLaren's Life and Times in LA: A Radio Movie | BBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)
Интернет-программа | The Book Slam Podcast | The Book Slam Website (Karen P Productions/Patrick Neate)
Участие слушателей | World Have Your Say | BBC World Service (BBC World Service News & Current Affairs)
Освещение живых событий | Gosnold 400 | BBC Radio Suffolk
Мультиплатформенное радио | The Bangladesh Boat Project | BBC World Service
Музыкальная программа | The Dermot O'Leary Show | BBC Radio 2 (Murfia Productions)
Музыкальный спецвыпуск | The Feelgood Factor | BBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)
Программа новостей и текущих событий | Newshour | BBC World Service (BBC World Service News & Current Affairs)
Новостной репортаж | Britain's Missing Girls | BBC Asian Network (BBC News, BBC Investigations Unit и BBC Birmingham)
Рекламный ролик | 96.3 Radio Aire's Green Project | Radio Aire (Aire Creative)
Специализированная музыкальная программа | Friday Night Floorfillers with Krystle, ведущая – Krystle Weaver | 97.3 Forth One
Разговорная программа | Saturday Live | BBC Radio 4 (BBC General Factual)
Спортивная программа | All The Tickets Are in the Wrong Hands | Radio City (Radio City News & Sport)
Оформление станции | Magic 105.4 | Magic 105.4 (Magic 105.4 Production)
The 26th Sony Radio Academy Awards ceremony, hosted by Paul Gambaccini, was held at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London on 12 May 2008. The BBC World Service won four awards, including Journalist of the Year for Owen Bennett Jones. Guests included Edwyn Collins, Joan Collins, Boris Johnson, Al Murray, and Will Young who all presented awards. Category Winner Station/Organisation Refsspecial Gold awardBrian MatthewBBC Radio 2Special awardJenny AbramskyBBC Audio and MusicLocal and regional lifetime achievementEamonn Mallie, for reporting The Troubles in Northern IrelandDowntown RadioMusic radio personality of the yearJonathan RossBBC Radio 2 (BBC Radio 2 and Off the Kerb)Music broadcaster of the yearAndi DurrantGalaxy Network (Distorted Productions andGalaxy Network Programming)News journalist of the yearOwen Bennett JonesBBC World Service(BBC World Service News Programmes)Speech broadcaster of the yearSimon MayoBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News Programmes)Station programmer of the yearMary KalemkerianBBC7Rising starGeorge LambBBC 6 MusicStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 4BBC Radio 4Station of the year: 1 million plusKey 103Key 103 (Manchester)Station of the year: 300,0001 millionGWR BristolGWR BristolStation of the year: digitalPlanet RockPlanet RockStation of the year: under 300,000Silk FMSilk FMBreakfast showThe Chris Moyles ShowBBC Radio 1Breaking newscoverage of the Omagh fire tragedyBBC Radio Ulster (BBC Radio Current Affairs)ComedyDown The Line (series 2, episode 2)BBC Radio 4 (Down The Line Productions)CommunityLights Out LondonCapital 95.8CompetitionSell Me The AnswerKey 103DramaQ&ABBC Radio 4 (Goldhawk Essential)EntertainmentThe Russell Brand ShowBBC Radio 2FeatureMalcolm McLaren's Life and Times in LA: A Radio MovieBBC Radio 2 (Just Radio)Internet programmeThe Book Slam PodcastThe Book Slam Website(Karen P Productions/Patrick Neate)Listener participationWorld Have Your SayBBC World Service(BBC World Service News & Current Affairs)Live event coverageGosnold 400BBC Radio SuffolkMultiplatform radioThe Bangladesh Boat ProjectBBC World ServiceMusic programmeThe Dermot O'Leary ShowBBC Radio 2 (Murfia Productions)Music specialThe Feelgood FactorBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)News and current affairs programmeNewshourBBC World Service(BBC World Service News & Current Affairs)News featureBritain's Missing GirlsBBC Asian Network (BBC News,BBC Investigations Unit and BBC Birmingham)Promo96.3 Radio Aire's Green ProjectRadio Aire (Aire Creative)Specialist music programmeFriday Night Floorfillers with Krystle, presented by Krystle Weaver97.3 Forth OneSpeech programmeSaturday LiveBBC Radio 4 (BBC General Factual)Sports programmeAll The Tickets Are in the Wrong HandsRadio City (Radio City News & Sport)Station imagingMagic 105.4Magic 105.4 (Magic 105.4 Production)
Победители Золотой премии 2009 года
Победитель категории Станция/организация RefsЗолотая награда Нейл ФоксСпециальная награда Пол БраунДостижение за всю жизнь на местном и региональном уровнеКолин СлейтерBBC Radio NottinghamМузыкальный вещатель годаМарк РэдклиффBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)Новостной журналист годаГавин ЛиBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News)Вещатель разговорного жанра годаНик ФеррариLBC 97.3Музыкальная радиоличность годаКрис ЭвансBBC Radio 2Вещатель разговорного жанра годаВаннеса ФелцBBC London 94.9Sony DAB Восходящая звездаСингулярный Генри (ака Генри Эванс)Kerrang! RadioСтанция года: ВеликобританияBBC Radio 3BBC Radio 3Станция года: 1 миллион и более слушателейKerrang 105.2Kerrang 105.2Станция года: 300,000 – 1 миллионBBC Hereford & WorcesterBBC Hereford & WorcesterСтанция года: менее 300,000Beacon Radio (Shropshire)Beacon Radio (Shropshire)Станция года: цифровое вещаниеFun KidsFun KidsУтреннее шоу5 Live Breakfast, ведут Ники Кэмпбелл и Шелаг ФогартиBBC Radio 5 LiveОперативное освещение новостейБеспорядки в Манчестере, связанные с клубом "Рейнджерс"BBC Radio ManchesterКомедияРадиошоу Каунта Артура СтронгаBBC Radio 4 (Komedia Entertainment и Smooth Operations)СообществоA Sound Fix (Spots)Electric Radio Brixton (Prison Radio Association)КонкурсFacebuck$Galaxy (Манчестер, Бирмингем, Йоркшир и Северо-Восток)ДрамаНеловкий день мистера ЛаркинаBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)РазвлеченияChris Evans DrivetimeBBC Radio 2Специальный репортажBetween The Ears: Staring At The Wall, ведет Алан ДейнBBC Radio 3 (BBC Radio Documentaries)Интернет-программаПопугай и заключенныйClifton DioceseИнтервьюЗанять позицию, Фергал Кийн берет интервью у Ланы ВанденбергеBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Current Affairs)Участие слушателейElectric Radio Brixton: Daily ShowElectric Radio Brixton (Prison Radio Association и Electric Radio Brixton)Освещение событий в прямом эфиреAbsolute ColdplayAbsolute Radio (Absolute Radio и TBI Media)Мультиплатформенное радиоОсвещение Уимблдонского турнираBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC Radio 5 Live interactive)Музыкальная программаWords and Music, тематическая последовательность музыки, поэзии и прозыBBC Radio 3 (BBC Radio Arts/BBC Radio 3)Музыкальное программированиеClassic FMClassic FMМузыкальный спецвыпускVaughan Williams: Valiant for Truth, портрет композитора, ведет Стивен ДжонсонBBC Radio 3Новости и текущие событияThe World TodayBBC World Service (BBC World Service News and Current Affairs)Специальный новостной репортажThe Investigation: Never Too Old To CareBBC Radio Scotland (Stark Production)Рекламный роликKiss The Planet – What Will You Do?Kiss Network (Kiss Imaging Team)Специализированная музыкальная программаDavid RodiganKiss Network (Kiss Specialist Production Team)Разговорное радиоСаймон Майо и Марк КермоудBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News)Спорт5 Live Olympic BreakfastBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News Programmes и BBC Sport)Оформление станции1XtraBBC 1 XtraТематическое программированиеСемейная жизньBBC Hereford & Worcester
Category Winner Station/Organisation RefsGold awardNeil FoxSpecial awardPaul BrownLocal and regional lifetime achievementColin SlaterBBC Radio NottinghamMusic broadcaster of the yearMark RadcliffeBBC Radio 2 (Smooth Operations)News journalist of the yearGavin LeeBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News)Speech broadcaster of the yearNick FerrariLBC 97.3Music radio personality of the yearChris EvansBBC Radio 2Speech radio personality of the yearVanessa FeltzBBC London 94.9Sony DAB rising starSinging Henry (aka Henry Evans)Kerrang! RadioStation of the year: UKBBC Radio 3BBC Radio 3Station of the year: 1 million plusKerrang 105.2Kerrang 105.2Station of the year: 300,0001 millionBBC Hereford & WorcesterBBC Hereford & WorcesterStation of the year: under 300,000Beacon Radio (Shropshire)Beacon Radio (Shropshire)Station of the year: digitalFun KidsFun KidsBreakfast show5 Live Breakfast, presented by Nicky Campbell and Shelagh FogartyBBC Radio 5 LiveBreaking newscoverage of The Rangers riots in ManchesterBBC Radio ManchesterComedyCount Arthur Strong's Radio ShowBBC Radio 4 (Komedia Entertainment and Smooth Operations)CommunityA Sound Fix (Spots)Electric Radio Brixton (Prison Radio Association)CompetitionFacebuck$Galaxy (Manchester, Birmingham, Yorkshire & North East)DramaMr Larkin's Awkward DayBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Drama)EntertainmentChris Evans DrivetimeBBC Radio 2FeatureBetween The Ears: Staring At The Wall, presented by Alan DeinBBC Radio 3 (BBC Radio Documentaries)Internet programmeThe Budgerigar and the PrisonerClifton DioceseInterviewTaking A Stand, Fergal Keane interviews Lana VandenbergheBBC Radio 4 (BBC Radio Current Affairs)Listener participationElectric Radio Brixton: Daily ShowElectric Radio Brixton (Prison Radio Association and Electric Radio Brixton)Live event coverageAbsolute ColdplayAbsolute Radio (Absolute Radio and TBI Media)Multiplatform radiocoverage of WimbledonBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC Radio 5 Live interactive)Music programmeWords and Music, a themed sequence of music, poetry and proseBBC Radio 3 (BBC Radio Arts/BBC Radio 3)Music programmingClassic FMClassic FMMusic specialVaughan Williams: Valiant for Truth, portrait of the composer, presented by Stephen JohnsonBBC Radio 3News and current affairsThe World TodayBBC World Service (BBC World Service News and Current Affairs)News specialThe Investigation: Never Too Old To CareBBC Radio Scotland (Stark Production)PromoKiss The Planet – What Will You Do?Kiss Network (Kiss Imaging Team)Specialist music programmeDavid RodiganKiss Network (Kiss Specialist Production Team)SpeechSimon Mayo and Mark KermodeBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News)Sports5 Live Olympic BreakfastBBC Radio 5 Live (BBC News Programmes and BBC Sport)Station imaging1XtraBBC 1 XtraThemed programmingFamily LifeBBC Hereford & Worcester
Лауреаты Золотой премии 2010 года
Победитель категории Станция/Организация
Завтрак года (более 10 миллионов слушателей) Today BBC Radio 4
Завтрак года (менее 10 миллионов слушателей) Dixie & Gayle, The Real Breakfast Show Real Radio Yorkshire
Лучшая музыкальная программа Dermot O'Leary BBC Radio 2
Лучшая специализированная музыкальная программа Zane Lowe BBC Radio 1
Лучшая развлекательная программа Capital Breakfast Capital London
Лучшая программа с речью Nihal on BBC Asian Network BBC Asian Network
Лучшая спортивная программа Sportsound BBC Radio Scotland
Лучшая программа новостей и текущих событий Newshour BBC World Service
Лучшее освещение новостей Alzheimer's Tragedy BBC Radio Ulster
Лучшее освещение событий в прямом эфире Absolute Blur Absolute Radio
Лучшая общественная программа The New Ballads of Reading Gaol BBC Radio Berkshire
Лучшая интернет-программа Hackney Podcast Hackney Podcast
Музыкальная личность года Scott Mills BBC Radio 1
Музыкальный вещатель года Zane Lowe BBC Radio 1
Личность года в жанре разговорного радио Frances Finn BBC Radio Nottingham
Вещатель года в жанре разговорного радио Sir David Attenborough BBC Radio 4
Журналист года Lyse Doucet BBC World Service
Лучший эксперт-комментатор Mark Kermode BBC Radio 5 live
Лучшее интервью Jenni Murray interviews Sharon Shoesmith BBC Radio 4
Программист станции года Euan McMorrow Radio City 96.7
Лучшее использование брендированного контента NME Radio for Skins Radio NME Radio
Лучший одиночный промо-ролик/реклама Dear Stantalk talkSPORT
Лучшая рекламная кампания Vote Joe Real Radio North East
Лучший конкурс Who's Calling Christian Absolute Radio
Лучшее оформление станции Oxfordshire's 106 JACK fm Oxfordshire's 106 JACK fm
Лучший музыкальный спецвыпуск Elvis By Bono BBC Radio 4
Лучший новостной спецвыпуск Crossing Continents: Chechnya BBC Radio 4
Лучший документальный фильм Archive on 4: Working for Margaret BBC Radio 4
Лучшая комедийная программа Adam and Joe BBC 6 Music
Лучшая драматическая программа People Snogging in Public Places BBC Radio 3
Станция года (до 300 000 слушателей) Moray Firth Radio (MFR) Moray Firth Radio (MFR)
Станция года (300 000 – 1 миллион слушателей) BBC Radio Derby BBC Radio Derby
Станция года (более 1 миллиона слушателей) Kiss 100 Kiss 100
Цифровая станция года Planet Rock Planet Rock
Станция года в Великобритании BBC Radio 5 live BBC Radio 5 live
Специальная золотая награда Trevor Nelson
Специальная награда BFBS Radio
Category Winner Station/OrganisationBreakfast Show of the Year (10 million plus)TodayBBC Radio 4Breakfast Show of the Year (under 10 million)Dixie & Gayle, The Real Breakfast ShowReal Radio YorkshireBest Music ProgrammeDermot O'LearyBBC Radio 2Best Specialist Music ProgrammeZane LoweBBC Radio 1Best Entertainment ProgrammeCapital BreakfastCapital LondonBest Speech ProgrammeNihal on BBC Asian NetworkBBC Asian NetworkBest Sports ProgrammeSportsoundBBC Radio ScotlandBest News & Current Affairs ProgrammeNewshourBBC World ServiceBest Breaking News CoverageAlzheimer's TragedyBBC Radio UlsterBest Live Event CoverageAbsolute BlurAbsolute RadioBest Community ProgrammingThe New Ballads of Reading GaolBBC Radio BerkshireBest Internet ProgrammeHackney PodcastHackney Podcast Music Radio Personality of the YearScott MillsBBC Radio 1Music Broadcaster of the YearZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech Radio Personality of the YearFrances FinnBBC Radio NottinghamSpeech Broadcaster of the YearSir David AttenboroughBBC Radio 4News Journalist of the YearLyse DoucetBBC World ServiceBest Specialist ContributorMark KermodeBBC Radio 5 liveBest InterviewJenni Murray interviews Sharon ShoesmithBBC Radio 4Station Programmer of the YearEuan McMorrowRadio City 96.7Best Use of Branded ContentNME Radio for Skins RadioNME RadioBest Single Promo/CommercialDear StantalkSPORTBest Promotional/Advertising CampaignVote JoeReal Radio North EastBest CompetitionWho's Calling Christian'Absolute RadioBest Station ImagingOxfordshire's 106 JACK fmOxfordshire's 106 JACK fmBest Music SpecialElvis By BonoBBC Radio 4Best News SpecialCrossing Continents: ChechnyaBBC Radio 4Best FeatureArchive on 4: Working for MargaretBBC Radio 4Best ComedyAdam and JoeBBC 6 MusicBest DramaPeople Snogging in Public PlacesBBC Radio 3Station of the Year (up to 300,000)Moray Firth Radio (MFR)Moray Firth Radio (MFR)Station of the Year (300,000 – 1 million)BBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the Year (1 Million plus)Kiss 100Kiss 100Digital Station of the YearPlanet RockPlanet RockUK Station of the YearBBC Radio 5 liveBBC Radio 5 liveThe Special Gold AwardTrevor NelsonThe Special AwardBFBS Radio
Победители Золотой премии 2011 года
Победитель в категории Станция/Организация
Утренняя программа года (10 миллионов и более)
5 live BreakfastBBC Radio 5 live
Утренняя программа года (менее 10 миллионов)
The Graham Mack Breakfast showBBC Wiltshire
Лучшая музыкальная программа
Simon Mayo DrivetimeBBC Radio 2
Лучшая специализированная музыкальная программа
Jazz on 3BBC Radio 3
Лучшая развлекательная программа
The Frank Skinner ShowAbsolute Radio
Лучшая речевая программа
The Infinite Monkey CageBBC Radio 4
Лучшая спортивная программа
Fighting TalkBBC Radio 5 live
Лучшая программа новостей и текущих событий
Victoria DerbyshireBBC Radio 5 live
Лучшее освещение последних новостей
5 live Drive: Birth Of The CoalitionBBC Radio 5 live
Лучшее освещение событий в прямом эфире
The Ryder Cup on 5 liveBBC Radio 5 live
Лучшая общественная программа
Warning: May Contain NutsBBC Radio Berkshire
Лучшая интернет-программа
Answer Me This!Answer Me This!
Музыкальная личность года
Ronnie WoodAbsolute Radio, Absolute Classic Rock
Радиоведущий года
Zane LoweBBC Radio 1
Речевая личность года
Danny BakerBBC Radio 5 live, BBC London 94.9
Речевой радиоведущий года
Jeremy VineBBC Radio 2
Журналист года
Matthew PriceBBC Radio 4
Лучший участник эфира
Annabel PortAbsolute Radio
Лучшее интервью
Jeremy Vine interviews Gordon BrownBBC Radio 2
Лучшее использование брендированного контента
Alex Masterley on Classic FM with TowryClassic FM
Лучший одиночный проморолик/реклама
Capital's Summertime Ball Mash up95.8 Capital FM
Лучшая промо-кампания/рекламная кампания
The FIFA World Cup 2010, South Africa on talkSPORTtalkSPORT
Лучший конкурс
Beat The StarHeart West Midlands
Лучшее оформление станции
Kiss 100Kiss 100
Лучший музыкальный спецвыпуск
The John Bonham StoryBBC 6 Music
Лучший новостной спецвыпуск
Raoul Moat – The Final HoursReal Radio
Лучший репортаж
Heel, Toe, Step TogetherBBC Radio 4
Лучшая комедия
The Jason Byrne ShowBBC Radio 2
Лучшая драма
Every Child MattersBBC Radio 4
Лучшее использование мультиплатформы
BBC IntroducingBBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, BBC Asian Network, BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Radio 3, BBC Local Radio, BBC Radio 2
Станция года (менее 300 000 слушателей)
Central FM (103.1 FM)Central FM (103.1 FM)
Станция года (300 000 – 1 миллион слушателей)
BBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio Derby
Станция года (1 миллион и более слушателей)
105.4 Real Radio North West105.4 Real Radio North West
Цифровая станция года
Fun KidsFun Kids
Станция года в Великобритании
talkSPORTtalkSPORT
Программист станции года
Moz Dee talkSPORT
Специальная золотая награда
Annie NightingaleBBC Radio 1
Золотая награда
Jenni Murray
Category Winner Station/OrganisationBreakfast Show of the Year (10 million plus)5 live BreakfastBBC Radio 5 liveBreakfast Show of the Year (under 10 million)The Graham Mack Breakfast showBBC WiltshireBest Music ProgrammeSimon Mayo DrivetimeBBC Radio 2Best Specialist Music ProgrammeJazz on 3BBC Radio 3Best Entertainment ProgrammeThe Frank Skinner ShowAbsolute RadioBest Speech ProgrammeThe Infinite Monkey CageBBC Radio 4Best Sports ProgrammeFighting TalkBBC Radio 5 liveBest News & Current Affairs ProgrammeVictoria DerbyshireBBC Radio 5 liveBest Breaking News Coverage5 live Drive: Birth Of The CoalitionBBC Radio 5 liveBest Live Event CoverageThe Ryder Cup on 5 liveBBC Radio 5 liveBest Community ProgrammingWarning: May Contain NutsBBC Radio BerkshireBest Internet ProgrammeAnswer Me This!Answer Me This!Music Radio Personality of the YearRonnie WoodAbsolute Radio, Absolute Classic RockMusic Broadcaster of the YearZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech Radio Personality of the YearDanny BakerBBC Radio 5 live, BBC London 94.9Speech Broadcaster of the YearJeremy VineBBC Radio 2News Journalist of the YearMatthew PriceBBC Radio 4Best On Air ContributorAnnabel PortAbsolute RadioBest InterviewJeremy Vine interviews Gordon BrownBBC Radio 2Best Use of Branded ContentAlex Masterley on Classic FM with TowryClassic FMBest Single Promo/CommercialCapital's Summertime Ball Mash up95.8 Capital FMBest Promotional/Advertising CampaignThe FIFA World Cup 2010, South Africa on talkSPORTtalkSPORTBest CompetitionBeat The StarHeart West MidlandsBest Station ImagingKiss 100Kiss 100Best Music SpecialThe John Bonham StoryBBC 6 MusicBest News SpecialRaoul Moat – The Final HoursReal RadioBest FeatureHeel, Toe, Step TogetherBBC Radio 4Best ComedyThe Jason Byrne ShowBBC Radio 2Best DramaEvery Child MattersBBC Radio 4Best Use of MultiplatformBBC IntroducingBBC Radio 1, BBC 6 Music, BBC Asian Network, BBC Radio 1Xtra, BBC Radio 3, BBC Local Radio, BBC Radio 2Station of the Year (Under 300,000)Central FM (103.1 FM)Central FM (103.1 FM)Station of the Year (300,000 – 1 million)BBC Radio DerbyBBC Radio DerbyStation of the Year (1 Million plus)105.4 Real Radio North West105.4 Real Radio North WestDigital Station of the YearFun KidsFun KidsUK Station of the YeartalkSPORTtalkSPORTStation Programmer of the YearMoz DeetalkSPORTThe Special Gold AwardAnnie NightingaleBBC Radio 1The Gold AwardJenni Murray
Победители Золотой премии 2012 года
Победитель категории: Станция/Организация
Завтрак года (более 10 миллионов)
KISS Breakfast с Рики, Мелвином и Чарли
Kiss 100
Завтрак года (менее 10 миллионов)
Real Radio Breakfast с Гэри и Лизой
Real Radio North East
Лучшая музыкальная программа
Fearne Cotton
BBC Radio 1
Лучшая специализированная музыкальная программа
David Rodigan
BBC Radio 2
Лучшая развлекательная программа
Beryl and Betty
BBC Radio Humberside
Лучшая программа с речью
Stephen Nolan
BBC Radio 5 Live
Лучшая спортивная программа
Keys & Gray
talkSPORT
Лучшая программа новостей и текущих событий
5 live Drive
BBC Radio 5 Live
Лучшее освещение последних новостей
PM
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее освещение живого события
The Royal Wedding
BBC World Service
Лучшая общественная программа
Face to Face
National Prison Radio
Лучшая интернет-программа
Science Weekly: Sounds of the Space Shuttle – An Acoustic Tribute
The Guardian
Музыкальная личность года
Chris Evans
BBC Radio 2
Вещатель года в области музыки
Jools Holland
BBC Radio 2
Личность года в области программ с речью
Danny Baker
BBC Radio 5 Live
Вещатель года в области программ с речью
Victoria Derbyshire
BBC Radio 5 Live
Журналист года в области новостей
Mike Thomson
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее интервью
Eddie Mair interviews Julie Nicholson
BBC Radio 4
Программист станции года
Andy Roberts
KISS
Лучшее использование брендированного контента
Danny Wallace's Naked Breakfast
Xfm
Лучший одиночный проморолик/реклама
Geoff Lloyd's Hometime Show – The Complaints
Absolute Radio
Лучшая промо-кампания/рекламная кампания
Wimbledon 2011
BBC Radio 2
Лучший конкурс
2 Strangers and a Wedding
106 JACKfm Oxfordshire and glide FM 107.9 Oxfordshire
Лучшее оформление станции
BBC Radio 1Xtra
BBC Radio 1Xtra
Лучший музыкальный материал/спецвыпуск/документальный фильм
Feeling Good – The Nina Simone Story Part 1
BBC Radio 2
Лучший новостной материал/спецвыпуск/документальный фильм
Child of Ardoyne
BBC Radio 3
Лучший материал/спецвыпуск/документальный фильм
Walking with the Wounded
Smooth Radio
Лучшая комедия
Mark Steel's in Town
BBC Radio 4
Лучшая драма
On It
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее использование мультиплатформенности/социальных сетей
Now Playing@6Music
BBC Radio 6 Music
Станция года (до 300 000 слушателей)
KL. FM 96.7
KL. FM 96.7
Станция года (300 000 – 1 миллион слушателей)
107.6 Juice FM
107.6 Juice FM
Станция года (более 1 миллиона слушателей)
Radio City 96.7
Radio City 96.7
Станция года в Великобритании
BBC Radio 6 Music
BBC Radio 6 Music
Золотая награда
Nicholas Parsons
Category Winner Station/OrganisationBreakfast Show of the Year (10 million plus)KISS Breakfast with Rickie, Melvin and CharlieKiss 100Breakfast Show of the Year (under 10 million)Real Radio Breakfast with Gary and LisaReal Radio North EastBest Music ProgrammeFearne CottonBBC Radio 1Best Specialist Music ProgrammeDavid RodiganBBC Radio 2Best Entertainment ProgrammeBeryl and BettyBBC Radio HumbersideBest Speech ProgrammeStephen NolanBBC Radio 5 LiveBest Sports ProgrammeKeys & GraytalkSPORTBest News & Current Affairs Programme5 live DriveBBC Radio 5 LiveBest Breaking News CoveragePMBBC Radio 4Best Live Event CoverageThe Royal WeddingBBC World ServiceBest Community ProgrammingFace to FaceNational Prison RadioBest Internet ProgrammeScience Weekly: Sounds of the Space Shuttle – An Acoustic TributeThe GuardianMusic Radio Personality of the YearChris EvansBBC Radio 2Music Broadcaster of the YearJools HollandBBC Radio 2Speech Radio Personality of the YearDanny BakerBBC Radio 5 LiveSpeech Broadcaster of the YearVictoria DerbyshireBBC Radio 5 LiveNews Journalist of the YearMike ThomsonBBC Radio 4Best InterviewEddie Mair interviews Julie NicholsonBBC Radio 4Station Programmer of the YearAndy RobertsKISSBest Use of Branded ContentDanny Wallace's Naked BreakfastXfmBest Single Promo/CommercialGeoff Lloyd's Hometime Show – The ComplaintsAbsolute RadioBest Promotional/Advertising CampaignWimbledon 2011BBC Radio 2Best Competition2 Strangers and a Wedding106 JACKfm Oxfordshire and glide FM 107.9 OxfordshireBest Station ImagingBBC Radio 1XtraBBC Radio 1XtraBest Music Feature/Special/DocumentaryFeeling Good – The Nina Simone Story Part 1BBC Radio 2Best News Feature/Special/DocumentaryChild of ArdoyneBBC Radio 3Best Feature/Special/DocumentaryWalking with the WoundedSmooth RadioBest ComedyMark Steel's in TownBBC Radio 4Best DramaOn ItBBC Radio 4Best Use of Multiplatform/Social MediaNow Playing@6MusicBBC Radio 6 MusicStation of the Year (Under 300,000)KL. FM 96.7KL. FM 96.7Station of the Year (300,000 – 1 million)107.6 Juice FM107.6 Juice FMStation of the Year (1 Million plus)Radio City 96.7Radio City 96.7UK Station of the YearBBC Radio 6 MusicBBC Radio 6 MusicThe Gold AwardNicholas Parsons
Победители Золотой премии 2013 года
Победитель в категории: Станция/Организация
Завтрак года (более 10 миллионов слушателей)
Today Programme
BBC Radio 4
Завтрак года (менее 10 миллионов слушателей)
Sam & Amy
Gem 106
Лучшая музыкальная программа
The Dermot O'Leary Show
BBC Radio 2
Лучшая развлекательная программа
The Danny Baker Show
BBC Radio 5 Live
Лучшая программа документального жанра
Witness
BBC World Service
Лучшая спортивная программа
5 live Olympics с Питером Алленом и Колином Мюрреем
BBC Radio 5 live
Лучшая программа новостей и текущих событий
BBC Radio 1 Newsbeat
BBC Radio 1
Лучшее освещение живого события
Лондон 2012: Олимпийские и Паралимпийские игры
BBC Radio 5 live
Лучшая общественная программа
Ciaran's Cause
Real Radio North West
Музыкальная личность года
Christian O'Connell
Absolute Radio
Музыкальный радиоведущий года
Cerys Matthews
BBC Radio 6 Music
Радиоведущий документального жанра года
Eddie Mair
BBC Radio 4
Радиожурналистика года
John Humphrys
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее использование брендированного контента
The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show with Wickes
Absolute Radio
Лучшая промо-кампания/рекламная кампания
The Gothic Imagination
BBC Radio 4 & 4 Extra
Лучшее оформление эфира для BBC Radio 4
Best Presentation for BBC Radio 4
Лучший конкурс
Coca Cola Fan Reporter
talkSPORT
Лучшее оформление станции
BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 2
Лучший музыкальный репортаж или документальный фильм
The Story of Ed Sheeran
BBC Radio 1
Лучший новостной репортаж или документальный фильм
The Bombardment of Homs
BBC World Service
Лучший репортаж или документальный фильм
Bruising Silence
BBC Radio 1
Лучшая комедийная программа
Isy Suttie: Pearl and Dave
BBC Radio 4
Лучшая драматическая программа
The Resistance of Mrs Brown
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее использование мультиплатформенности
Radio 1's Review Show
BBC Radio 1
Станция года (до 300 000 слушателей)
KL. FM 96.7
KL. FM 96.7
Станция года (300 000 – 1 миллион слушателей)
BBC Radio Humberside
BBC Radio Humberside
Станция года (более 1 миллиона слушателей)
Metro Radio
Metro Radio
Станция года (Великобритания)
BBC Radio 5 live
BBC Radio 5 live
Радиобренд года (Великобритания)
Classic FM
Classic FM
Золотая награда
Richard Park
Специальная золотая награда
Steve Lamacq
BBC Radio 6 Music
Category Winner Station/OrganisationBreakfast Show of the Year (10 million plus)Today ProgrammeBBC Radio 4Breakfast Show of the Year (under 10 million)Sam & AmyGem 106Best Music ProgrammeThe Dermot O'Leary ShowBBC Radio 2Best Entertainment ProgrammeThe Danny Baker ShowBBC Radio 5 LiveBest Speech ProgrammeWitnessBBC World ServiceBest Sports Programme5 live Olympics with Peter Allen and Colin MurrayBBC Radio 5 liveBest News & Current Affairs ProgrammeBBC Radio 1 NewsbeatBBC Radio 1Best Coverage of a Live EventLondon 2012: The Olympic & Paralympic GamesBBC Radio 5 liveBest Community ProgrammingCiaran's CauseReal Radio North WestMusic Radio Personality of the YearChristian O'ConnellAbsolute RadioMusic Radio Broadcaster of the YearCerys MatthewsBBC Radio 6 MusicSpeech Radio Broadcaster of the YearEddie MairBBC Radio 4Radio Journalism of the YearJohn HumphrysBBC Radio 4Best Use of Branded ContentThe Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show with WickesAbsolute RadioBest Promotional/Advertising CampaignThe Gothic ImaginationBBC Radio 4 & 4 Extra Presentation for BBC Radio 4Best CompetitionCoca Cola Fan ReportertalkSPORTBest Station ImagingBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2Best Music Feature or DocumentaryThe Story of Ed SheeranBBC Radio 1Best News Feature or DocumentaryThe Bombardment of HomsBBC World ServiceBest Feature or DocumentaryBruising SilenceBBC Radio 1Best ComedyIsy Suttie: Pearl and DaveBBC Radio 4Best DramaThe Resistance of Mrs BrownBBC Radio 4Best Use of MultiplatformRadio 1's Review ShowBBC Radio 1Station of the Year (Under 300,000)KL. FM 96.7KL. FM 96.7Station of the Year (300,000 – 1 million)BBC Radio HumbersideBBC Radio HumbersideStation of the Year (1 Million plus)Metro RadioMetro RadioUK Station of the YearBBC Radio 5 liveBBC Radio 5 liveUK Radio Brand of the YearClassic FMClassic FMThe Gold AwardRichard ParkThe Special Gold AwardSteve LamacqBBC Radio 6 Music
Победители Золотой премии 2014 года
Победитель категории: Станция/организация
Завтрак года (более 10 миллионов)
The Capital Breakfast Show с Дэйвом Берри и Лизой Сноудон
95.8 Capital FM
Завтрак года (менее 10 миллионов)
Иэн Ли
BBC Three Counties Radio
Лучшая музыкальная программа
The Jazz Show с Джейми Каллумом
BBC Radio 2
Лучшая специализированная музыкальная программа
The Beatdown on XFM со Скрубиусом Пипом
XFM London & XFM Manchester
Лучшая развлекательная программа
Грег Джеймс
BBC Radio 1
Лучшая программа с речью
The Frank Skinner Show
Absolute Radio
Лучшая спортивная программа
The Day We Won Wimbledon
BBC Radio 5 live
Лучшая программа новостей и текущих событий
PM
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее освещение живого события
Смерть Нельсона Манделы
BBC World Service
Лучшая общественная программа
Slavery on our Streets
LBC 97.3
Музыкальная личность года
Sam & Amy
Gem 106
Радиоведущий года (музыка)
Zane Lowe
BBC Radio 1
Радиоличность года (программы с речью)
Danny Baker
BBC Radio 5 live
Радиоведущий года (программы с речью)
Victoria Derbyshire
BBC Radio 5 live
Национальный радиожурналист года
Tom Swarbrick
LBC 97.3
Местный радиожурналист года
BBC Radio Norfolk News Team
BBC Radio Norfolk
Лучшее интервью года
Winfred Robinson interviews Ralph Bulger
BBC Radio 4
Лучшее использование брендированного контента
The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show with Wickes
Absolute Radio
Лучшая промо-кампания
Wimbledon 2013
BBC World Service
Лучший конкурс
The Heart House
Heart West Midlands
Лучшее оформление станции
KISS FM (UK)
KISS FM (UK)
Радиобренд года
The Absolute Radio Network
The Absolute Radio Network
Лучший музыкальный репортаж или документальный фильм
Soul Music: Strange Fruit
BBC Radio 4
Лучший новостной репортаж или документальный фильм
Tempted by Teacher
BBC Radio 1
Лучший репортаж или документальный фильм
Between the Ears: Mighty Beast
BBC Radio 3
Лучшая комедия
The Secret World
BBC Radio 4
Лучшая драма
The Morpeth Carol
BBC Radio 4
Лучшая креативная инновация
#Lipdublincoln
BBC Radio Lincolnshire
Лучшая техническая инновация
InStream for Absolute Radio
Absolute Radio
Станция года (до 1 миллиона слушателей)
BBC Tees
BBC Tees
Станция года (более 1 миллиона слушателей)
BBC Radio Ulster
BBC Radio Ulster
Станция года (Великобритания)
BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 2
Специальный золотой приз
Tony Blackburn
BBC Radio 2
Специальный приз
The Production and Presentation Team for Call Clegg & Ask Boris
LBC
Category Winner Station/OrganisationBreakfast Show of the Year (10 million plus)The Capital Breakfast Show with Dave Berry & Lisa Snowdon95.8 Capital FMBreakfast Show of the Year (under 10 million)Iain LeeBBC Three Counties RadioBest Music ProgrammeThe Jazz Show with Jamie CullumBBC Radio 2Best Specialist Music ProgrammeThe Beatdown on XFM with Scroobius PipXFM London & XFM ManchesterBest Entertainment ProgrammeGreg JamesBBC Radio 1Best Speech ProgrammeThe Frank Skinner ShowAbsolute RadioBest Sports ProgrammeThe Day We Won WimbledonBBC Radio 5 liveBest News & Current Affairs ProgrammePMBBC Radio 4Best Coverage of a Live EventThe Death of Nelson MandelaBBC World ServiceBest Community ProgrammingSlavery on our StreetsLBC 97.3Music Radio Personality of the YearSam & AmyGem 106Music Radio Broadcaster of the YearZane LoweBBC Radio 1Speech Radio Personality of the YearDanny BakerBBC Radio 5 liveSpeech Radio Broadcaster of the YearVictoria DerbyshireBBC Radio 5 liveNational Radio Journalist of the YearTom SwarbrickLBC 97.3Local Radio Journalist of the YearBBC Radio Norfolk News TeamBBC Radio NorfolkBest Interview of the YearWinfred Robinson interviews Ralph BulgerBBC Radio 4Best Use of Branded ContentThe Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show with WickesAbsolute RadioBest Promotional CampaignWimbledon 2013BBC World ServiceBest CompetitionThe Heart HouseHeart West MidlandsBest Station ImagingKISS FM (UK)KISS FM (UK)Radio Brand of the YearThe Absolute Radio NetworkThe Absolute Radio NetworkBest Music Feature or DocumentarySoul Music: Strange FruitBBC Radio 4Best News Feature or DocumentaryTempted by TeacherBBC Radio 1Best Feature or DocumentaryBetween the Ears: Mighty BeastBBC Radio 3Best ComedyThe Secret WorldBBC Radio 4Best DramaThe Morpeth CarolBBC Radio 4Best Creative Innovation#LipdublincolnBBC Radio LincolnshireBest Technical InnovationInStream for Absolute RadioAbsolute RadioStation of the Year (under 1 million)BBC TeesBBC TeesStation of the Year (1 million plus)BBC Radio UlsterBBC Radio UlsterUK Station of the YearBBC Radio 2BBC Radio 2The Special Gold AwardTony BlackburnBBC Radio 2The Special AwardThe Production and Presentation Team for Call Clegg & Ask BorisLBC