Radcliffe presented a live music TV programme, "The White Room", for four series on Channel 4 from 11 June 1994 to 23 August 1996, and has regularly appeared in both Channel 4 and the BBC's coverage of the Glastonbury Festival, as well as the latter's broadcasts from the Cambridge Folk Festival. Along with Marc Riley, he presented a music-based quiz programme, "Pop Upstairs Downstairs", for the BBC/Flextech digital TV channel UK Play in 1999 and 2000. He also presented the BBC One football retrospective show "Match of the Nineties", which aired in summer 1999. In 2006, he won the ITV singing competition "Stars in Their Eyes" with an appearance portraying The Pogues front-man Shane MacGowan singing "The Irish Rover". In 2009, he took over from Steve Wright as the presenter of "Top of the Pops 2". He presented the BBC Four documentary "The Richest Songs in the World", which counted down the 10 most successful songs of all time in terms of money earned.