4 will be on 17 August. 5 July – It is announced that Ellie Taylor and Anna Whitehouse will present a new talk show on Heart FM on Sunday nights from 10pm–1am. 7 July – Dame Barbara Windsor is to present the first episode of Double Acts, a series examining prominent comedy partnerships for Radio 2. It is her first project since disclosing her diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease in May. 18 July – Actress and Minster FM breakfast show presenter Roxanne Pallett is airlifted to hospital after being involved in a car crash while taking part in a stock car race at Hunmanby Raceway in North Yorkshire. She was racing fellow breakfast show presenter Ben Fry at the time the incident occurred, and crashed into a concrete wall. 19 July – Greg James presented Radio 1's Drivetime Show for the final time. 24 July – Former BBC sports commentator John Motson will come out of retirement to become a presenter on Talksport, it is reported, beginning his new role in August. 26 July – BBC Radio 1 pulls a pre-recorded interview with YouTuber Logan Paul that was due to be aired during Charlie Sloth's evening show after publicity about the piece drew a negative response from listeners. 31 July – Global announces that it has purchased Lancashire station 2BR from UKRD. August 2 August – Global announces that Brighton and Hove station Juice 107.2, which it purchased in January, will be relaunched as Capital Brighton from Monday 3 September. 3 August – Broadcaster James Whale is suspended from Talk Radio following an interview with a rape victim on the 30 July edition of his show that the station has described as having "completely lacked sensitivity". 3–5 August – BBC Radio 1's annual Ibiza weekend takes place. 8 August – Eddie Mair presents his final edition of PM. 9 August – Nick Grimshaw presents the Radio 1 Breakfast Show for the final time. BBC 6 Music announces that Lauren Laverne will replace Shaun Keaveny as presenter of its breakfast show from January 2019. 16 August – Bauer Radio purchases Jazz FM. 20 August – Greg James becomes the 16th person to present the Radio 1 Breakfast Show. September 3 September – Nick Grimshaw takes over as host of BBC Radio 1's drivetime show. Chris Evans reveals live on air he is to leave his Radio 2 breakfast show at the end