'It's been the stuff of dreams'... Liza Tarbuck leaves Radio 2

VETERAN BBC Radio Two star Liza Tarbuck has quit her Saturday evening show after 14 years.

- FRANCES MILLAR

She said it had been a "privilege" and the "stuff of dreams".

Liza, 61, has hosted the Saturday 6pm-8pm slot since 2012, attracting millions of loyal listeners with her hilarious, interactive show in which she would encourage the audience to take part in running jokes.

Among its best-loved features were "Top Bird Trumpington", where listeners shared birds they had spotted and "Menopausal Madness", in which women told funny stories about brain fog and muddled words.