BBC Radio 5 Live
| Presenter | Programme(s) | Regular hours |
|---|---|---|
| Nicky Campbell | 5 Live Breakfast | 0600–1000 Monday–Friday |
| Rachel Burden | 5 Live Breakfast | 0600–1000 Monday–Friday |
| Phil Williams | Weekend Breakfast | 0600–0900 Saturday, 0600–0830 Sunday |
| Victoria Derbyshire | Victoria Derbyshire | 1000–1200 Monday–Friday |
| Garry Richardson | Sportsweek | 0830-0930 Sunday |
| Shelagh Fogarty | Shelagh Fogarty | 1200–1400 Monday–Friday |
| Richard Bacon | Richard Bacon | 1400–1600 Monday–Thursday |
| Peter Allen | 5 Live Drive | 1600–1900 Monday–Friday |
| Louise Minchin | 5 Live Drive | 1600–1900 Monday–Tuesday |
| Anna Foster | 5 Live Drive | 1600–1900 Wednesday–Friday |
| Tony Livesey | Tony Livesey | 2230-0100 Monday–Thursday |
| Stephen Nolan | Stephen Nolan | 2200–0100 Friday-Sunday |
| Rhod Sharp | Up All Night | 0100–0500 Monday–Wednesday |
| Dotun Adebayo | Up All Night | 0100–0500 Thursday–Sunday |
| Adrian Goldberg | 5 live Investigates | 2100–2200 Sunday |
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