Natalie Wheen (born 1947) is an English writer and radio presenter, broadcasting on the BBC and on Classic FM.
Quentin Letts described her as "the combative Natalie Wheen, one of the BBC's best-known (and deeper) voices.
... Wheen's tongue is famously withering ... With her rattling pace and deep, warm voice, this is a clever appointment.
"[5] One Sunday Times journalist described her as "breathy and bubbly";[6] another described her as "posher than a dowager duchess",[7] and considered her axing "inexplicable".
[6] Sewell responded by placing on the cover of his book The Reviews That Caused The Rumpus: And Other Pieces a version of the painting The Nightmare, in which he himself was shown sitting naked on a sleeping woman.