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In case you hadn't noticed, it was Margaret Thatcher's funeral today. As the the first female Prime Minister was lain to rest, social media was ab...
Girls Aloud have made their comeback debut, performing together on the BBC's Children in Need show. The five sang two songs, the official BBC Chil...
The BBC's Children in Need appeal raised more than £26 million during this year's live television show, beating the 2011 total. Donors pledged £2...
Jimmy Savile was barred from any involvement with the BBC's Children In Need charity, a former BBC governor has revealed. Despite the late presente...
Sir Terry Wogan's Radio 2 show breached broadcasting guidelines, the BBC Trust has said, after the veteran presenter appeared to make light of the Cos...
Aled Jones is incredibly well-loved and has been a presence on our screens since he was a child star and international chorister. Who cannot remember Walking in the Air and his cherubic, angelic little face, crooked teeth and sensible hair-cut?
Doctor Who's bin-shaped adversaries have been away from our screens for a little while now, but that doesn't mean the Daleks haven't been keeping them...
We had a couple of unexpected breakthroughs in the UK this week. Despite turning up for a Terry Wogan interview a week early and not getting anywhere near the studio, BBC Radio 2 added my song New Age to their playlist.
Ken Clarke has had more than his fair share of accolades - the Justice secretary is a former barrister and president of the Cambridge union, plus he's...
Sir Terry Wogan has revealed how "difficult" he found it appearing on radio at the height of the Troubles in Northern Ireland. The Limerick-born br...
I sat in on Friday watching Children in Need as I do most years. The irrepressible Wogan in the living room again for his annual airing, like a prized Christmas decoration your kids made at school and you can't bear to part with. Only this year I found myself making notes. That's what having a blog can do to you if you let it.
The Children in Need fundraising extravaganza has raised a record on-the-night total of £26 million. The figure was announced at the end of the si...
The Bank of England released a new £50 note on Wednesday, with the design featuring 18th century entrepreneur Matthew Boulton and engineer James Watt...
Terry Wogan was right. Nobody knows anything in our business. Of course, he was referring to the radio industry and, having worked in it for many year...
