Rylan Clark has been hailed a ‘saviour’ by his colleagues at the BBC for speaking out against bosses at Radio 2.
The 37-year-old presenter said he was forced to miss one of his Saturday afternoon shows on Radio 2 in June because his flight home from a holiday in the South of France was cancelled.
Despite veteran DJ Mark Goodier agreeing to step in, Rylan revealed BBC bosses still ‘had a right go’.
He told Celebrity Traitors winner, Alan Carr, on his podcast: ‘It weren’t my fault there was a French air traffic control strike.
‘What am I supposed to do? Walk? P*** off,
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