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My Top Family Travel Tips

Jo Whiley | Posted 20.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Read More: Holidays, Travel Tips, UK Travel, Radio, Family Holidays, UK Radio, Travel, Jo Whiley, Holiday Tips, UK Lifestyle News
Jo Whiley

I absolutely love to travel, it's a real passion of mine and so, like a huge number of Brits, as soon as the new year hits, my mind turns to planning my holidays. Here are a few tips that I've learnt over the years to help everyone who is looking to book a family holiday for 2013...

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Our Friends Electric - I Drive the Chevrolet Volt

Jo Whiley | Posted 16.07.2012 | UK Tech
Read More: UK-Innovation, Innovation, Jo Whiley, UK Green, UK Tech, Chevrolet Volt, Efficient Engineering, UK Environment, Green Cars, UK Tech News
Jo Whiley

Having only previously been a passenger in the fleet of green taxis that shuttle you around London, I was intrigued to see what it was like to be behind the wheel of an electric car.

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Innovations That Inspire Me

Jo Whiley | Posted 09.07.2012 | UK Tech
Read More: The Cloud, Gadgets, UK-Innovation, Apple, Innovations, Innovation, Technology, Ipad, Jo Whiley, UK Tech News
Jo Whiley

When you're talking innovations, tech and a few gadgets in particular, have woven their way into my life and continue to impresses me more and more on a daily basis. Here's how...

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Jo Whiley: 'Ageism Excuse Is Lazy'

PA | Posted 19.12.2011 | UK Entertainment
Read More: Radio 1, Dj, Ageism, Ukmusic, Jo Whiley, UK Entertainment News

Jo Whiley has denied ageism forced her to leave Radio 1. The 46-year-old switched to Radio 2 this year after 18 years on the pop station. But sh...

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Soundtracking 9/11

Chris Price | Posted 11.11.2011 | UK
Read More: Broadcasting, 9/11, Chris Moyles, Media, Bbc, Music, Jo Whiley, Radio, UK News
Chris Price

Radio stations, especially big ones like the BBC's national pop network Radio 1, are prepared for bad stuff happening: it's called 'obit procedure'. When a catastrophic news story breaks, such as the death of a royal family member, each network has an audience-appropriate mix of obituary music on standby that will 'reflect the mood of the nation'.

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