It’s been a couple of weeks since the world of radio was shocked by the sudden departure of Scott Mills from BBC Radio 2’s flagship breakfast show.
There has been plenty of speculation and discussion about the reasons for his sacking, but it’s clear that he’ll not be coming back.
That means that there’s a plum job available as his replacement, and one that’s likely to be fairly lucrative - Mills was paid just under £360,000 last year.
A number of famous faces are now leading the charge to be his successor.
Here are the 9 current favourites, according to Coral Bookmakers.
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9. Tony Blackburn - 10/1
If radio bosses are after a safe pair of hands then they don't come much safer that Tony Blackburn - there are few jobs in radio he hasn't had over a long and distinguished career. He's priced at 10/1 to bag the job. | CREDIT LINE:BBC/Hungry McBear/Gary Moyes