The Radio 1 Breakfast Show and Mollie King. The first breakfast show presenter was Tony Blackburn, who spoke the first words on Radio 1 and remained in the slot for nearly six years. Other DJs who have hosted the breakfast show for more than five years are former host Nick Grimshaw, Mike Read, Simon Mayo and Chris Moyles. Moyles is the longest-serving Radio 1 breakfast show presenter, having hosted "The Chris Moyles Show" for eight-and-a-half years. Nick Grimshaw replaced Moyles as host of the breakfast show on 24 September 2012. Features include "Call or Delete" – a game carried on from his previous show on
BBC South stations in the BBC South East region every evening. The stations also simulcast overnight programming from BBC Radio 5 Live each night after closedown. "BBC South" also produces regional news & local radio pages for BBC Red Button and "BBC Local" websites for each county. The BBC's television news operation in Southampton began on 5 January 1961 with the launch of "South at Six", presented by Martin Muncaster, who had defected from Southern Television. The programme was later renamed as "South Today". In 1967, Bruce Parker joined BBC South and went on to become its longest-serving presenter, anchoring "South Today"