Brooks Rich Clarke Will Cozens Jason Donovan David Dunne Andi Durrant Marvin Humes Dave Kelly Myleene Klass Mike'n'Rich Jeremy Kyle Andy Collins Toni Phillips Scott Mills Mark Ovenden Chris Pearson Adele Roberts Ryan Seacrest Lisa Snowdon Steve Sutherland Margherita Taylor Tiësto Graham Torrington Pete Wardman Capital Breakfast Until April 2019, the flagship programme aired on weekdays from 6am until 10am on Capital South Coast, titled Capital Breakfast. It was last presented by Jono Holmes (replacing Tom Deacon) and Emma Jo Real-Davis. Tom Deacon left in December 2016 after 18 months to go back to comedy. Paul Gillies and Emily Segal previously were the presenters until June 2015. Gillies joined the station, as Power FM, in September 2007, having previously worked at Capital London. Segal replaced Zoe Hanson in January 2013, who moved to present on South Coast sister station Heart. Until November 2010, they were joined by Mark 'Sparky' Colerangle a second co-presenter and travel reader. Traffic reports are broadcast every fifteen minutes from the Travel Centre between 6.30am until 9am, with drivers calling in to alert listeners of any problems, as well as Roadcrew reports from the Thunders. Travel previously took place from the Flying Eye, sponsored by O2, which flew at 2500 feet above the South of England in a light aircraft based at Southampton Airport. For many years in the mid 1990s, the Flying Eye reporter was Spencer Kelly (real name Spencer Bignell), known as Commander Kelly, who went on to present Ocean FM breakfast and now presents Click on the BBC News Channel. The show was previously presented by Rick Jackson, the longest-serving member of the show, joining in 1996, Ana Schofield. Rachel Brookes later replaced by Donna Alos, and Bob Diggles, known on air as Maximum Bob, until July 2007. Another regular member of the team was Handy Andy the Producer, an "expert" guitar player, who organised an unofficial song for England during Euro 2004, sold in shops across Hampshire. Live Events Power Amped was a series of three rock-style concerts held by the radio station at Southampton Guildhall as a successor to Power in the Park. Power Amped 1 = El Presidente, Kubb, The Delays, Embrace Power Amped 2 = GunAngel (a school band that won a competition to open the concert), Captain, Vega4, The Zutons Power Amped 3 = The Hoosiers, The Twang, Travis Power in the Park ran for 10 years and