By Liz Thomas PUBLISHED: 22:23 EST, 4 September 2012 | UPDATED: 19:28 EST, 5 September 2012 For many, the news will never sound the same again. Four of the BBC’s best-loved voices are to depart amid the corporation’s budget cuts. Radio 4 has revealed that Charlotte Green and Harriet Cass – two of its longest-serving announcers – are taking voluntary redundancy, while Radio 2 confirmed that newsreaders Fran Godfrey and Fenella Fudge will also leave at the end of the year. Signing off: Radio 4  presenters Charlotte Green, left and Harriet Cass, right, have announced they will retire in the new year
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Radio 4 presenters Harriet Cass, 60, and Charlotte Green, 56, are taking voluntary redundancy
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Radio 2 newsreaders Fran Godfrey and Fenella Fudge will also leave the BBC at the end of the year
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