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Radio show for Pub Landlord Al Murray

DJ: Al Murray
DJ: Al Murray
PUB Landlord Al Murray is to get his own radio show.

The funnyman will host the Sunday afternoon slot on Virgin Radio.

He will take over from regular presenter Tim Lovejoy from January 8 for a five-week stint.

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Set in his pub, the show will include special guest interviews.

Murray said: "When the great British inventor Marconi came up with radio he knew that it meant the ugly could speak to the blind and no one would be any the wiser.

"What better way to celebrate this than having me broadcast direct from my pub on Virgin Radio?"

Murray won the Perrier Award in 1999 and was a star of reality show Hell's Kitchen.

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