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‎Features

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	The new show meant extra additions to the team, with old Newsbeat favourites [[Dominic Byrne]] and [[Juliette Ferrington]] back on the show full time. [[Jocelin Stainer]] also took up a behind the scenes role.		The new show meant extra additions to the team, with old Newsbeat favourites [[Dominic Byrne]] and [[Juliette Ferrington]] back on the show full time. [[Jocelin Stainer]] also took up a behind the scenes role.
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		+	==Team Members==
		+
		+	{\| class="wikitable sortable" border="1"
		+	\|-
		+	! Name
		+	! Role
		+	! Year started
		+	! Year departed
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Chris Moyles]]
		+	\| Main presenter
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Dave Vitty]]
		+	\| Co-presenter
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Aled Haydn Jones]]
		+	\| Broadcast Assistant/Day Producer/Producer
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Dominic Byrne]]
		+	\| News reader
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Rachel Jones]]
		+	\| Producer
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2010
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Juliette Ferrington]]
		+	\| Sport news reader
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2004
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Carrie Davis]]
		+	\| Sport news reader
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2010
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Jocelin Stainer]]
		+	\| Broadcast Assistant
		+	\| 2004
		+	\| 2007
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Matt Fincham]]
		+	\| Assistant producer
		+	\| 2007
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Tina Daheley]]
		+	\| Sport news reader
		+	\| 2010
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Samantha Moy]]
		+	\| Day Producer
		+	\| 2010
		+	\| 2011
		+	\|-
		+	\| [[Freya Last]]
		+	\| Day Producer
		+	\| 2011
		+	\| 2012
		+	\|}

	==2004==		==2004==

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 ===Features===
-New daily items on the show included music feature Buzz Off, ramble spot Half Time, traffic spoof One Road Travel and new quiz [[Car Park Catchphrase]]. See our [[Other features|features]] page for details.
+New daily items on the show included music feature [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=1106 Buzz Off], ramble spot Half Time, traffic spoof One Road Travel and new quiz [[Car Park Catchphrase]]. See our [[Other features|features]] page for more details.
-The long list of other items on the show during 2004 included: Wes' Chart Update, International Frog Or Dog, Where’s Aled?”, Reverse-a-Word, Chicks Win Tix, Secret Student, Flat Idol, [[Rob DJ's Monday Night Pub Quiz]], The Moyles Mini Olympics and (the now) infamous [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=15 King Of Tickets].
+The long list of other items on the show during 2004 included: Wes' Chart Update, International Frog Or Dog, Where’s Aled?”, [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=22 Reverse-a-Word], Chicks Win Tix, Secret Student, Flat Idol, [[Rob DJ's Monday Night Pub Quiz]], [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=19 The Moyles Mini Olympics] and the infamous [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=15 King Of Tickets].
 ===Other highlights===

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 ==2004==
-Armed with new jingles and new features, Chris set out to confirm his status as The Saviour Of Radio One.
+Armed with new jingles and new features, Chris set out to confirm his status as ''The Saviour Of Radio One''.
 In truth the year couldn’t have gone much better. By the end of 2004, the show had added over a million listeners and helped push Radio One’s audience back over the 10m mark for the first time since July 2003.
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-Moyles was also named DJ Of The Year for 2004, by readers of The Sun, Funniest DJ at the Loaded Laftas, and Radio Personality Of The Year at the GQ Awards.
+Moyles was also named DJ Of The Year for 2004 by readers of The Sun, Funniest DJ at the Loaded Laftas, and Radio Personality Of The Year at the GQ Awards.
-The Chris Moyles Show launched at Breakfast to a huge amount of publicity - newspaper articles, web reviews, billboard advertising (see pic above) and TV adverts.
+The Chris Moyles Show launched at Breakfast to a huge amount of publicity - newspaper articles, web reviews, billboard advertising and TV adverts.
-New daily items on the show included music feature Buzz Off, ramble spot Half Time, traffic spoof One Road Travel and new quiz [[Car Park Catchphrase]]. See our features page for details.
+===Features===
-The long list of other items on the show during 2004 included: Wes’s Chart Update, International Frog Or Dog, Where’s Aled?”, Reverse-a-Word, Chicks Win Tix, Secret Student, Flat Idol, [[Rob DJ's Monday Night Pub Quiz]], The Moyles Mini Olympics and (the now) infamous King Of Tickets. For classic King Of Tickets audio click here and here.
+New daily items on the show included music feature Buzz Off, ramble spot Half Time, traffic spoof One Road Travel and new quiz [[Car Park Catchphrase]]. See our [[Other features|features]] page for details.
-Other highlights from the year included the day Dave did the show drunk, the day the fire alarm went off on the air, a true karaoke classic being played on Buzz Off - and (perhaps most memorably) the day Dave said Don McLean was dead, only to find out he wasn’t, and was gigging in Glasgow shortly after.
+The long list of other items on the show during 2004 included: Wes' Chart Update, International Frog Or Dog, Where’s Aled?”, Reverse-a-Word, Chicks Win Tix, Secret Student, Flat Idol, [[Rob DJ's Monday Night Pub Quiz]], The Moyles Mini Olympics and (the now) infamous [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=15 King Of Tickets].
-New parodies included Chris’s take on songs by Estelle, Eamon and Michelle McManus.
+===Other highlights===
-Moyles was also instrumental in getting ”Mysterious Girl” by Peter Andre re-released, and subsequently to the top of the chart.
+Other highlights from 2004 included the day Dave did the show drunk, the day the fire alarm went off on the air, a true karaoke classic being played on Buzz Off - and (perhaps most memorably) the day Dave said Don McLean was dead, only to find out he wasn’t, and was gigging in Glasgow shortly after.
-Chris’s mate from Leeds, [[Longman]], started making regular appearances on the show, so called because he is very tall. He owns a sandwich shop in Leeds.
+New parodies included Chris' take on songs by Estelle, Eamon and Michelle McManus.
-also saw the Breakfast War commence - Moyles Vs Wogan. Hear an early example of the pair trading blows here. Two welders were even sacked in Scotland later in the year, as they argued over which of the two shows to listen to in the workplace.
+In February 2004, Moyles was instrumental in getting "Mysterious Girl" by ''I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!'' contestant Peter Andre re-released, and subsequently to the top of the chart.
-In June the team travelled to Portugal to follow England’s progress in Euro 2004, with eleven shows live from their villa just outside Lisbon. Guests included Noel Gallagher, Norman Cook, Mark Lawrenson and Ray Stubbs. The show was also given a summer makeover with new continental theme music, and specially commissioned jingles. Features included Easy Portuguesey, Big Villa and Aled’s Guide To Portugal.
+Chris' mate from Leeds, [[Other contributors#Longman|Longman]], started making regular appearances on the show, so called because he is very tall. At the time, he owned a sandwich shop in Leeds.
-Aside from the trip to Portugal, the show toured the UK (and Ireland) in 2004. Chris and the team presented live from a number of cities, including Newcastle, Southampton, Dublin, Leeds, Liverpool, Londonderry and Birmingham. They were also live from Maida Vale in October for a one-off Travis special.
+also saw the Breakfast War commence - Moyles vs Wogan. Two welders were even sacked in Scotland later in the year, as they argued over which of the two shows to listen to in the workplace.
-The promotion to Breakfast also meant a sharp increase in the number of celebrity guests on the show. Favourites in 2004 included Will Smith, Richard and Judy, Simon Cowell and Elton John (an interview which turned the air blue).
+===Euro 2004 and show tour===
-Friend of the stars Dominic Byrne also mixed with a wide range of Hollywood A-Listers throughout the year, including Tom Cruise, Uma Thurman, Gwyneth Paltrow and Kirsten Dunst. His line of questioning was usually quite odd, with his favourite being ”What’s your favourite cheese?”.
+In June, the team travelled to Portugal to follow the England football team's progress in Euro 2004, with eleven shows live from their villa just outside Lisbon. Guests included [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=2445 Noel Gallagher], Norman Cook (AKA Fatboy Slim), Mark Lawrenson and Ray Stubbs. The show was also given a summer makeover with new continental theme music, and [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=163 specially commissioned jingles]. Features included Easy Portuguesey, Big Villa and [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=93 Aled’s Guide To Portugal].
-Chris also interviewed the Prime Minister Tony Blair for Sport Relief, highlights of which are here.
+Some more clips from Portugal:
 <blockquote>'''''"Chris, Dave, Rachel and Aled - three good reasons to get up in the morning"'''''
 <div align="right">2004 Jingles: Click here and here</div></blockquote>
-Perhaps the defining moment of the show’s new found popularity came in October 2004. What started out as a half arsed parody of Goldie’ Lookin Chain, eventually turned into this.
+===Mouldy Lookin' Stain===
-The debut single by spoof band Mouldy Lookin’ Stain - ”Dogz Don't Kill People (Wabbitz Do), featuring the vocal talents of Chris, Dave and Dom, topped the Official UK Download Chart (with proceeds going to Comic Relief).
+Perhaps the defining moment of the show’s new found popularity came in October 2004. What started out as a half arsed parody of Welsh rap stars Goldie’ Lookin Chain, eventually turned into the debut single by spoof band Mouldy Lookin’ Stain - ''"Dogz Don't Kill People (Wabbitz Do)"'', featuring the vocal talents of Chris, Dave and Dom. The parody topped the Official UK Download Chart (with proceeds going to Comic Relief).
 MLS also entered the Guinness Book of Records for the fastest ever downloaded single - hear Scott Mills break the news to Chris here.
-The “band” also (kind of) headlined Radio One’s One Big Weekend in Birmingham in September, with a unique live performance in costume (see pic to the left). To celebrate the success of The Stain’, chrismoyles.net also started a sister site dedicated to the band. You can still view it here.
+The “band” also (kind of) headlined Radio One’s One Big Weekend in Birmingham in September, with a unique live performance in costume. To celebrate the success of 'the Stain', chrismoyles.net also started a sister site dedicated to the band.
-Alongside Aled and Rachel, Juliette joined the Stain’ as a backing dancer in Birmingham. It wasn’t long before she was off though. She left in October 2004 to return to BBC Radio Five Live.
+It wasn’t long before Juliette was off, though. She left in October 2004 after just ten months on the show to return to BBC Radio Five Live. Her replacement was [[Carrie Davis]], and Jules’ lasting tribute was her own version of ''Romeo and Juliet'' by Dire Straits, performed by her colleagues. Hear the emotional farewell [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=1089 here].
-Her replacement was [[Carrie Davis]], and Jules’ lasting tribute was her own version of Romeo and Juliet by Dire Straits, performed by her colleagues. Hear the emotional farewell here.
+===John Peel===
-On Tuesday October 26th 2004, news broke that Radio One DJ John Peel had died of a heart attack whilst on holiday in Peru. The following morning, Chris and the team didn’t do their usual show, out of respect. Chris recalled stories about John from his time at Radio One, particularly their feud shortly after Moyles had joined the station in 1997. In John’s autobiography, his widow Sheila Ravenscroft writes about the two DJs and how Peel initially said ”When Chris Moyles came to Radio One, I thought about strapping explosives to myself and taking us both out”. They later met at a Radio One social gathering, where Peel realised that ”he rather liked him”. Chris recounted the stories about how John used to struggle to drive the desk, and how he would often end up playing Chris’s jingles out on his show by mistake.
+On Tuesday October 26th 2004, news broke that Radio One DJ John Peel had died of a heart attack whilst on holiday in Peru. The following morning, Chris and the team didn’t do their usual show, out of respect. Listen to a clip from that show [http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/soundvault.php?fileid=1103 here]. Chris recounted stories about John from his time at Radio One, particularly their feud shortly after Moyles had joined the station in 1997. In John’s autobiography, his widow Sheila Ravenscroft writes about the two DJs and how Peel initially said "When Chris Moyles came to Radio One, I thought about strapping explosives to myself and taking us both out". They later met at a Radio One social gathering, where Peel realised that "he rather liked him". Chris recounted the stories about how John used to struggle to drive the desk, and how he would often end up playing Chris’s jingles out on his show by mistake.
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-'''The Chris Moyles Show''' was the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show from January 2004 to September 2012.
+'''The Chris Moyles Show''' was the BBC Radio 1 breakfast show from 5 January 2004 to 14 September 2012.
 On 7 October 2003, BBC Radio 1 announced that Chris Moyles would be replacing Sara Cox as host of the Radio 1 Breakfast Show. On Monday January 5th 2004 at 7am, the breakfast radio revolution began.

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	==2010==		==2010==
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		+	In 2010, sport presenter [[Carrie Davis]] left the show after just over five years to have a baby. She was replaced by [[Tina Daheley]].

	==2011==		==2011==

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	<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ecVG3gS8Nw</mediaplayer>		<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ecVG3gS8Nw</mediaplayer>
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	In July 2012, Chris Moyles announced on air that the show was coming to an end. The final show was broadcast on Friday 14th September 2012, and ended with an emotional goodbye song performed by the whole team and backed by the jingle singers.		In July 2012, Chris Moyles announced on air that the show was coming to an end. The final show was broadcast on Friday 14th September 2012, and ended with an emotional goodbye song performed by the whole team and backed by the jingle singers.

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	On 28 May 2012, Chris Moyles carried the Olympic torch through Aberystwyth, Wales. His appearance was kept secret from most of the rest of the team, who were surprised to see Chris with the Olympic flame during the show, which was being broadcast from the Welsh town.		On 28 May 2012, Chris Moyles carried the Olympic torch through Aberystwyth, Wales. His appearance was kept secret from most of the rest of the team, who were surprised to see Chris with the Olympic flame during the show, which was being broadcast from the Welsh town.
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		+	<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ecVG3gS8Nw</mediaplayer>

	In July 2012, Chris Moyles announced on air that the show was coming to an end. The final show was broadcast on Friday 14th September 2012, and ended with an emotional goodbye song performed by the whole team and backed by the jingle singers.		In July 2012, Chris Moyles announced on air that the show was coming to an end. The final show was broadcast on Friday 14th September 2012, and ended with an emotional goodbye song performed by the whole team and backed by the jingle singers.

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 In July 2012, Chris Moyles announced on air that the show was coming to an end. The final show was broadcast on Friday 14th September 2012, and ended with an emotional goodbye song performed by the whole team and backed by the jingle singers.
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	On 15 October 2007, the show was extended by 30 minutes, beginning at 6:30am instead of 7:00.		On 15 October 2007, the show was extended by 30 minutes, beginning at 6:30am instead of 7:00.
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		+	In March 2011, the team were involved in the record breaking [[Marathon Show]] to raise money for Comic Relief. Between 6:30am on Wednesday 16th March and 10:30am on Friday 18th March, Chris and Dave broadcast for 52 consecutive hours, raising over £2.5 million for the charity. A new world record for the longest team radio show was set, but has since been broken.

	==2012==		==2012==