It's 2018013 Archiveswomen are *still* having firsts. And, Wednesday marks yet another major first for women.
For the first time in the 51 year history of BBC Radio 2 — the most listened to radio station in the UK — its breakfast show will be hosted by a woman — veteran radio presenter Zoe Ball. The Radio 2 Breakfast Show is also the most listened-to breakfast show in the UK.
SEE ALSO: Carrie Gracie donates backdated BBC pay to help other women fighting for equalityIn a Twitter statement, Ball she was "absolutely cock a hoop" to be joining the show.
"To be the first woman to present this very special show is both an honour and privilege," Ball said.
"Believe me, I'm not underestimating the enormity of the task ahead, to follow not one but two of my broadcasting idols, into such a well-loved show is somewhat daunting," she added.
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