Ken Bruce admitted feeling like he had been 'taken for granted' when he left his longrunning Radio 2 show earlier this year.
But his former bosses at the BBC will no doubt be kicking themselves, after his new station gained 800,000 weekly listeners since June.
The commercial broadcaster now has 6.5million weekly listeners for all of its shows, compared to 3.7million last year, quarterly data from Rajar shows. Ken Bruce admitted feeling like he had been 'taken for granted' when he left his longrunning Radio 2 show earlier this year Meanwhile, Radio 2 has struggled to entice back the million listeners lost following Bruce's departure. The most noticeable drop is Zoe Ball's Breakfast show'Much like myself, it's great to know more people are enjoying the very best music from the 70s, 80s and 90s as well as my fellow broadcasters such as Simon Mayo and Jackie Brambles.'
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