MARK Goodier is a legendary radio broadcaster after kicking off his career in the 70s. In April 2024, it was revealed he would be taking over the late Steve Wright’s Pick of the Pops on Radio 2. He ...

Broadcaster Mark Goodier is to host BBC Radio 2's long-running Pick Of The Pops show, following the death of DJ Steve Wright earlier this year. Goodier, who was friends with Wright, said he was ...

Former-Radio 1 DJ Mark Goodier is recovering at home after suffering a stroke aged 55. The Now That's What I Call Music pitchman has confirmed in an out of office message that he'll be away from work ...

The star has been the voice of the advert for 25 years FORMER BBC radio DJ Mark Goodier, 55, has suffered a stroke and will be unable to voice the Now That’s What I Call Music advert this year. It ...

Radio DJ Mark Goodier is supporting NHS England to highlight the FAST campaign to make sure people act as quick as possible, after he suffered two strokes Want all the latest Showbiz news direct to ...

BBC radio DJ Mark Goodier has suffered a stroke. The ex-Radio 1 presenter, 55, has confirmed he is away from work while he recovers from the stroke. Emails to Mark's personal address at his media ...

The BBC radio DJ, who first joined the broadcaster back in 1987, is said to have confirmed the sad news via his out of office at media company Wise Buddah. "Thank you for your email. I am away from ...

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Former Radio 1 DJ Mark Goodier is recovering at home after suffering a stroke. The 55-year-old is best known for presenting the Official UK Top 40 for more than a decade as well as hosting Top of the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Greatest Hits Radio star Mark Goodier spoke to Express.co.uk as he is replaced by Ken Bruce on a show he presented for four years. Ken Bruce, 72, finally made his highly anticipated ...

Putting the kettle on, DJ Mark Goodier was suddenly struck by an agonising headache. He made it upstairs and put wife Jacqueline’s cup down but then collapsed. The voice of Radio One’s Top 40 singles ...