![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/bbc-radio-dj-in-on-air-rant-during-final-ever-show-which-bosses-tried-to-silence/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/2019-bbc-talks-irish-dutch-696829216.jpg&description=CUTTING EDGE Published : 15:52, 11 Sep 2023 Updated : 15:52, 11 Sep 2023 A BBC radio DJ furious on-air rant during her final ever show which bosses tried to silence. Sophie Little took to the airwaves for the last time on her programme called Treasure Quest on BBC Radio Norfolk . 4 Radio personality Sophie Little issued a furious rant live on-air Credit: BBC Radio Norfolk 4 The presenter protested against the streamlining of local services across the publicly funded corporation Credit: Alamy On her programme the former Radio One host slammed bosses at the publicly funded corporation for streamlining local radio services. However, it appears the segment was cut from the programme and purposly ommitted from the catch-up service on the BBC Sounds app. In anger, she took matters into her own hands as she posted the audio of her monologue online onto X - formerly known as Twitter. In her post she added: "The BBC have decided to cut out something I said on my final radio show today." In her wireless rant, she fumed: "Something that has always bothered me is when an individual has any kind of platform and they don't use it to speak up for others at a time when they should. "Local radio is a vital public service." "And it is my opinion that these drastic, sweeping cuts that are taking place to BBC local radio stations all across the country are not only detrimental to anyone that enjoys switching on their local station and hearing their favourite shows, and detrimental to the local communities who value it and use it. "Actually these cuts are unbelievably unfair to those who need local public service broadcasting the most." The radio personality even admitted that she cried as she spoke with her fans in her local area. She exclaimed: "And if you think that sounds dramatic then I wish you could be privy to some of the conversations I've had with listeners in recent weeks that have reduced me to tears. "The BBC's mission, as defined by Royal Charter, is to act in the public){kind=link}
A BBC radio DJ furious on-air rant during her final ever show which bosses tried to silence.
Sophie Little took to the airwaves for the last time on her programme called Treasure Quest on BBC Radio Norfolk.
On her programme the former Radio One host slammed bosses at the publicly funded corporation for streamlining local radio services.
However, it appears the segment was cut from the programme and purposly ommitted from the catch-up service on the BBC Sounds app.
In anger, she took matters into her own hands as she posted the audio of her monologue online onto X – formerly known as Twitter.