Nick Grimshaw QUITS Radio One after 14 years: Jordan North and Vick Hope lined up as replacements

Nick Grimshaw has departed from Radio 1 after 14 years at the station in the latest 'diverse' line-up reshuffle from the BBC. TV work: A source told MailOnline Nick will continue to do Celebrity Gogglebox alongside his niece Liv Dedicated: Jordan appeared as a cover presenter on Radio 1 from 2014, and four years later was announced as the new host for the station's Greatest Hits show on Sunday mornings BBC Radio 1's line-up changes Nick Grimshaw is set to leave the station after 14 years, with Vick Hope and Jordan North named as his replacements. Taking over: Vick Hope and Jordan North will replace Nick Grimshaw on the drivetime show Newcomers: Northern Ireland's Dean McCullough and Victoria Jane will also host their own Radio 1 shows While Victoria Jane will be launching a new show – Radio 1 Future Soul. The radio host then went on to present Radio 1's Weekend Breakfast Show, followed by the 10pm – midnight slot on BBC Radio 1 on 1 June 2009, following the departure of Colin Murray. In another announcement, the BBC also revealed that Northern Ireland's Dean McCullough will permanently join Radio 1 to host a brand-new weekend show Dean was given his first opportunity to host on Radio 1 over the 2020 festive period as part of Radio 1's Christmas Takeover where 33 new DJs and presenters were given a once in a lifetime opportunity to broadcast on the UK's biggest youth radio station, and has since hosted Friday Early Breakfast on the station.