Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
British celebrities rummage for collectables and antiques in their homes to be valued and sold at auction, the intention being to raise money for donation to their favourite charities.
One of the first women on the airwaves of BBC Radio 1, English DJ and broadcaster Liz Kershaw grew up playing vinyl records on a pink juke box. Sadly, that's not up for auction, but she is selling a caricature from her Radio 1 days. The second longest serving female national radio DJ in the UK, she now lives a quiet life in the heart of England, surrounded by all sorts of musical memorabilia, and hopes to raise funds for the Citizens' Advice Bureau.
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British celebrities rummage for collectables and antiques in their homes to be valued and sold at auction, the intention being to raise money for donation to their favourite charities.
One of the first women on the airwaves of BBC Radio 1, English DJ and broadcaster Liz Kershaw grew up playing vinyl records on a pink juke box. Sadly, that's not up for auction, but she is selling a caricature from her Radio 1 days. The second longest serving female national radio DJ in the UK, she now lives a quiet life in the heart of England, surrounded by all sorts of musical memorabilia, and hopes to raise funds for the Citizens' Advice Bureau.
Subscribe to Element 18 – bit.ly/337R2uO
