#OnThisDay 1984: Boy George was eloquent and entertaining when he spoke to Terry Wogan about identity and eccentricity. “I don’t believe anybody is really that different.” | BBC Archive

Jeremy Vine and Mark Wogan remember Terry Wogan 🧡 Listen to their full chat on BBC Sounds as well as Wogan: In His Own Words. | BBC Radio 2

#OnThisDay1987: Spike Milligan appeared on Wogan and spoke about his experiences during the war. | BBC Archive

What was it like to work with Terry Wogan? 🎙 Broadcaster Lynn Bowles recalls the first time she met the legendary broadcaster while working in a Radio 2 cupboard 😂 Wogan: In His Own Words celebrates the life of one of Britain's most beloved broadcasters 50 years on from his first BBC breakfast show broadcast in April 1972. Listen now on BBC Sounds 🧡 | BBC Radio 2

In tribute to Sir Terry Wogan, here is our interview with him last October. He caused chaos in the studio and made Sally blush more than once! Sir Terry's warmth radiated as ever - you'll see how he had Charlie and Louise in fits of laughter. I'm sure we echo all your thoughts in saying he'll be missed. | BBC Breakfast

Sir Terry Wogan was famous for his close relationship with his audience - particularly his army of BBC Radio 2 fans, known as TOGs - Terry's Old Geezers and Gals. When he retired from Wake Up To Wogan, he paid tribute to them and said how important they'd been to his life. | BBC Breakfast

Son of Sir Terry Wogan, Mark Wogan, tells us about his Dad’s ‘greatest’ breakfast invention 🍳☕️ #MarkWogan #SirTerryWogan #ChrisEvansBreakfastShow | Virgin Radio UK