This is a list of events in British radio during 2010. Events January 7 January – Jonathan Ross announces he will leave the BBC when his contract expires in July. 11 January – Chris Evans takes over as presenter of the Radio 2 breakfast show. The programme's launch also sees the return of newsreader Moira Stuart to the BBC after two years. Simon Mayo takes over the drivetime show. Gaby Roslin takes over as host of the breakfast show alongside Paul Ross on BBC London 94.9. 13 January – The BBC admits that it gave undue prominence to the band U2 in February 2009 after it repeatedly broadcast a “U2 = BBC” graphic and allowed presenters to claim the corporation was “part of launching” the group's latest album. 15 January – N-Dubz singer Dappy and the BBC are forced to apologise after the rapper sent abusive text messages, which included death threats, to a woman who complained about him during an appearance on Radio 1's Chris Moyles Show on 12 January. 17 January – Lynn Parsons returns to Radio 2 as a regular presenter with an early Sunday morning breakfast show. The show aired until April when the Radio 2 schedule was overhauled. February 12 February – Carrie Prideaux leaves BBC Radio 1 after hosting her last Newsbeat sports bulletins for The Chris Moyles Show. 14 February – Sir Terry Wogan begins his weekly Sunday morning show on Radio 2. Weekend Wogan is hosted in front of a live audience in the Radio Theatre at Broadcasting House with an initial run of three months. 17 February – It is announced that the newspaper review show What the Papers Say, which was on television for many years, will be revived on BBC Radio 4, airing for 12 episodes in the run up to the 2010 general election and then returning on a permanent basis if it proves to be popular. 18 February – Talksport obtains more Premier League football in the latest radio bidding wars. Whilst relinquishing their 15:00 package to football newcomers Absolute Radio, they win two packages from BBC Radio 5 Live and will take over the national radio rights to broadcast the late kick-off every Saturday evening from the Premier League (usually kicking off at 17:30), and the early Sunday games (before 15:00). This agreement covers the 2010–11 to 2012–13 Premier League seasons 27 February – The six