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Vanessa Feltz to Substitute Carol Vorderman on LBC Amid Burnout Concerns

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Vanessa Feltz to Substitute Carol Vorderman on LBC Amid Burnout Concerns
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  • Vanessa Feltz will replace Carol Vorderman on LBC's Sunday show.
  • Vorderman exits due to burnout from seven-day work weeks.
    • Announcement followed Vorderman's recent health scare.
    • Feltz joined LBC earlier in May, hosting Saturday shows.
    • Vorderman assures no underlying health conditions.
    • Senior Managing Editor Tom Cheal praises Feltz's abilities.
    • LBC's transition aims to engage more weekend listeners.
    • Vorderman to focus on weekday commitments post-transition.
    • Vanessa Feltz promises engaging content for listeners.
    • This move marks a notable change in LBC’s weekend lineup.
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