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Scott Mills reacts to news he’s replacing Zoe Ball on BBC Radio 2

‘It’s a life-long dream come true,’ new host said

The Independent UK

Lady Helen Wogan: Sir Terry Wogan’s wife of 50 years, dies aged 88

‘Her and Dad are hopefully sharing a vodka martini and hoping we don’t make too much of fuss,’ wrote her son, Mark

The Independent UK

How the Observer helped save Scotland’s bogs from destruction

The Flow Country is to gain Unesco world heritage status years after the area was being destroyed in a tax break scheme, and thanks to campaigners, Nigel Lawson – and this newspaper

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‘One kid barfed on my feet’: how There’s No One Quite Like Grandma became a Christmas No 1

‘I have no problem with it being included in Worst Christmas Songs Ever lists. But, even though it’s sort of dreadful, there’s an ear-worm quality. And we had such a good time’

The Guardian - UK

Throwback Princess Anne interview reveals surprisingly humble backup plan if she wasn’t a royal

A throwback Princess Anne interview has been doing the rounds on TikTok

Woman & Home

Radio 2 planning to bring icons like Terry Wogan 'back from the dead' with spin-off station

There has reportedly been a proposal to bring back old shows to appeal to an older audience

Daily Mirror

BBC Blankety Blank's Bradley Walsh looks annoyed after Lorraine Kelly makes cutting remark

Bradley pulled a face to the camera after Lorraine Kelly made the joke

Liverpool Echo

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Is Eurovision finally cool?

Vanessa Brown, from Nottingham Trent University, on Eurovision as a vehicle for promoting greater acceptance.

The Week

Eurovision 2023 fans left 'emotional' over 'surreal' format shake-up in show first

Graham Norton has been the UK's Eurovision Song Contest commentator since 2009, but on Saturday night viewers got to see him in person

Daily Mirror

Graham Norton’s most savage Eurovision commentary

Eurovision wouldn’t be the same without Norton’s cutting remarks

The Independent UK

Is Eurovision finally cool? That depends on your definition – 'cool theory' expert explains

With an aesthetic dependent on novelty and spectacle, and a structure that’s both disjointed and drawn-out, Eurovision – for some – cannot fail to fail. In its “failed seriousness” (the phrase writer Susan Sontag used to describe “camp”), the song contest has all the exaggerated expressiveness that audiences associate with…

The Conversation

Graham Norton’s most savage Eurovision commentary: ‘I liked the bit when she stopped the music’

Eurovision wouldn’t be the same without Norton’s cutting remarks

The Independent UK

ITV Lorraine's subtle and sweet gesture to Terry Wogan ahead of Eurovision 2023 final

He will be forever linked to the Eurovision Song Contest after commentating on it for three decades

Wales Online

The Glasgow taxi driver who was favourite to win the Eurovision Song Contest

As the continent gears up for the Eurovision Song Contest grand final in Liverpool this weekend, we look back at the time a Glaswegian cabbie represented Britain at the iconic competition.

Glasgow Live

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Evening Standard

Eurovision’s craziest moments, from nudity with wolves to baking grannies

In a magnificent history of weird moments, we’ve picked the most beautifully bonkers

The Independent UK

Graham Norton’s most savage Eurovision commentary: ‘I liked the bit when she stopped the music’

Eurovision wouldn’t be the same without Norton’s cutting remarks

The Independent UK

‘I liked the bit when she stopped the music’: Graham Norton’s most savage Eurovision commentary

Eurovision wouldn’t be the same without Norton’s cutting remarks

The Guardian - UK

‘I was 300 sheets to the wind’: Katrina and the Waves’ 1997 Eurovision win

Kansas-born Katrina Leskanich recalls how her band took the UK to its first victory since Bucks Fizz

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The Guardian - UK

‘The phone stops ringing. You never hear from anyone again’: the UK’s Eurovision flops on 25 years of hurt

Excitement is building for next week’s song contest in Liverpool – but Britain hasn’t won since 1997. Artists from Blue and Bonnie Tyler to Scooch and SuRie reveal what disastrous scores meant for their careers

Evening Standard

Best Eurovision party decorations for 2025: Get ready for the big night

It’s nearly time for the weirdest and the wonderful show. Set the stage for your own 2025 Eurovision Song Contest party

Liverpool Echo

Concorde that flew passengers and celebrities over the Grand National

It would to a fly past Aintree racecourse

Wales Online

Ken Bruce enjoying his half-hour extra in bed after joining Greatest Hits Radio

Scottish veteran broadcaster getting to grips with his new job after leaving the BBC after more than 40 years

Evening Standard

Ken Bruce ‘figuring out body clock’ after move to Greatest Hits Radio from BBC

The 72-year-old broadcaster said he was looking forward to ‘maybe a decade or two’ more of hosting

The Independent UK

Ken Bruce: I’m struggling with my work time change after move from BBC

The presenter said his new show since leaving the corporation is not looking to introduce ‘massive great bells and whistles stuff’.

The Guardian - UK

‘Was he sticking pins in dolls of BBC managers?’: Ken Bruce signs off from Radio 2 after 31 years

It wasn’t hard to read between the lines as the most loved and fluent BBC broadcaster since Terry Wogan played songs about round pegs in square holes and a place far away where people mean what they say

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