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5 days ago · The Archers is a British radio soap opera currently broadcast on BBC Radio 4, the corporation's main spoken-word channel. Broadcast since 1951, it was famously billed as "an everyday story of country folk" and is now promoted as "a contemporary drama in a rural setting".
4 days ago · An award called the Sir Terry Wogan Fundraiser of the Year has been presented since 2016 to someone who has gone above and beyond to help raise money for Children in Need. The award was set up by Terry's family and was presented by Terry's son, Mark, at the 2016 telethon in memory of the late Sir Terry Wogan.
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1 day ago · Those of us who remember growing up with Terry Wogan on the radio immediately started bom-bom-bomming as soon as the Floral Dance started. And that was just the opener! “But all this hi-jinks and shenanigans has a background of grime, sweat and many tears”
1 day ago · In parts of Africa, including Nigeria and Uganda, harsh anti-LGBTQ laws endanger lives and perpetuate stigma. These modern-day echoes of Section 28 remind us that the fight for equality is far from over. Discriminatory laws may change form, but their impact remains devastating. They marginalise, stigmatise, and endanger the lives of LGBTQ ...
16 hours ago · His podcast has featured Hozier, Sharon Horgan, Brian O’Driscoll, Chris O’Dowd, Sir Terry Wogan, Glen Hansard, Aidan Gillen, Sonia O’Sullivan, Boy George, Dylan Moran, Lisa Hannigan, Graham Linehan and many many more. It is listened to by more than one million people worldwide.
16 hours ago · His podcast has featured Hozier, Sharon Horgan, Brian O’Driscoll, Chris O’Dowd, Sir Terry Wogan, Glen Hansard, Aidan Gillen, Sonia O’Sullivan, Boy George, Dylan Moran, Lisa Hannigan, Graham Linehan and many many more. It is listened to by more than one million people worldwide.
2 days ago · You might not equate the Georgian-born popster Katie Melua with some of the other musical heavyweights in this list, but let's not forget that back in 2004, thanks in no small part to the efforts of Terry Wogan, it was almost impossible to escape The Closest Thing to Crazy when switching on the radio (particularly if you were a Terry Wogan listener).
