A legendary Manchester radio host has died. James Stannage, who fans said was 'unmissable' and had a 'brutal' and 'savage' approach to hosting his show, was 76 when he died. Stannage was known for hosting a late-night phone-in show in the mid 1970s that had a 'no nonsense' attitude to calls. He went on to appear on Picadilly Radio and Key 103 from the 1970s to the 2000s. He left Key 103 in 2005 after his "savage" style caused the radio station to be fined £125,000. The radio station received