One of Britain’s most beloved broadcasters, Sir Terry Wogan, has died at the age of 77.
His family say he waged a short battle with cancer.
He was known globally for his role as the host of the Eurovision Song Contest, and for overseeing the launch of Britain’s “Children in Need” charity which raised millions for the under-privileged.
Born in Ireland, Terry Wogan became a household name in Britain where he had a 50 year career on BBC radio and television.
One of his most memorable broadcasts was in December 2009 when he signed off as breakfast-time host on BBC Radio 2.
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Broadcaster and journalist Paul Gambaccini says Terry Wogan was a master of the electronic media.
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Entertainer Lionel Blair appeared many times on Terry Wogan’s radio and television programs.
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