SIR Terry Wogan has been voted the best BBC radio presenter of all time by his former colleagues.

Sir Terry, who died in January last year, first went out on the broadcaster’s airwaves in 1966 before moving on to present the Radio 2 breakfast show for a total of 28 years, over two stints.

Awarded an honorary OBE in 1997 for his services to broadcasting, the Irishman was also famous for providing witty commentary to the annual Eurovision Song Contest on television.

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CHARACTERS from Barbie, Lego Friends, Pokemon and My Little Pony are among the fan favourites who will perform a special birthday message for young viewers in a new Netflix service.

There will also be options for celebratory greetings from cartoon characters from All Hail King Julien, Beat Bugs, Dinotrux, Las Leyendas, Lego Ninjago, Luna Petunia, Trollhunters and Word Party as part of 15 on-demand songs.

They can be unlocked by searching the word ‘birthday’ on the streaming service.

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FOLLOWING the success of new album Freedom Child, The Script is bringing their 2018 UK & Ireland Arena tour to Bournemouth International Centre on Thursday, February 22.

The first single from Freedom Child, Rain, was immediately added to playlists up and down the country and went straight into the Top 10 on iTunes.

Rain is currently the third most played song on national radio. It’s also been added to over 300 playlists on Spotify and the video has already been viewed over 13 million times.

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KARREN Brady has said the BBC’s director-general can settle the gender pay gap at the corporation “quickly” once he makes the decision to do so.

Baroness Brady, 48, also said she was “100% certain” she earns the same as her male counterpart on The Apprentice, businessman Claude Littner.

She and Littner will return to TV screens in the next couple of weeks to join Lord Alan Sugar in finding the next winner of The Apprentice.

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The BBC has been caught up in a gender pay gap storm following its revelation of top on-screen talent paid more than £150,000 a year.