From breakfast show legends to late-night tastemakers, British radio DJs have soundtracked our commutes, kitchens and lonely nights for decades. Rank the ones who left the deepest mark on your ears.
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John Peel
For decades on Radio 1, Peel introduced Britain to punk, reggae, electronica and everything strange in between. His Peel Sessions remain a benchmark for musical discovery.
Annie Nightingale
A trailblazer who broke the boys' club in 1970 and stayed on air for over 50 years, championing breakbeat and dance culture well into her later decades.
Chris Moyles
Love him or loathe him, his Radio 1 breakfast reign defined 2000s morning radio for millions of school runs and building sites. Now anchoring Radio X.

Zane Lowe
His Radio 1 evening show broke countless artists and turned every new track into an event, before he took his energy to Apple Music.

Sara Cox
From ladette-era Radio 1 breakfast to her acclaimed Radio 2 drivetime show, Coxy has grown up with a generation of listeners.
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