Sir Terry Wogan has died.

[FLiam]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-35453541

[Liam]

RIP - sad news to wake up to.

[Colly]

I genuinely assumed he was immortal like Brucie and Dick van Dyke.

[MDK]

Tezza

As much as I hated Eurovision he made it possible to watch.

[Chris2K]

Really sad news, just a hugely funny man, sometimes seemingly without trying.

 

R.I.P.

[The Lusophone]

This year sucks.

[Walker]

That is a shame. He had the most soothing voice back when I listened to the radio more often, a pleasure to listen to. Eurovision will be my fondest memory of him though.

[TMM]

What kinda joke is this? 2016 can sod right off

[Bobfoc]

This is poor. Wogan always added charm to anything he was involved in.

[Static]

Incredibly sad, Wogan was a good man.

[Lineker]

Horrendous year of celebrity deaths. A broadcasting behemoth. But I will most fondly remember him for Children in Need. That concept has raised hundreds of millions over the years. 

[Skummy]

Tel

Hugely important broadcaster, and how ubiquitous he was for so many years, and how much he was associated with quite safe "light entertainment" kind of makes you forget that he was very much his own man with his own voice, and of a type we're unlikely to see much of again. The most soothing voice for breakfast radio ever, and I'll always fondly remember his breakfast show keeping me somewhat sane when doing opening shifts at a petrol station for a few years. Anyone who can get away with using the line "...she'd never been taken up the Oxo Tower before" at 9am on Radio 2 is okay by me.

[Cymbols]

 Used to listen to him on the radio on the way to school every morning. Actual legend. 

[ChrisSteeleAteMyHamster]

Classy, funny, professional, entertaining, eminently likeable. Gutting really.

[DavidMarrio]

It's hard to find anything negative about him. He was a great presenter whether he was doing Children In Need, Eurovision or appearing on random episodes of Never Mind The Buzzcocks. 

Sad really

[Skummy]

1 hour ago, David Marrio said:

It's hard to find anything negative about him. He was a great presenter whether he was doing Children In Need, Eurovision or appearing on random episodes of Never Mind The Buzzcocks. 

Sad really

Apparently he was the only presenter who turned up to Buzzcocks with no written notes or script, just got there, tweaked a few of the jokes that had been written for them, and then ad-libbed the whole thing.

[Lineker]

Tonight's One Show is an hour long Terry Wogan special.

[Benji]

What did poor Tel ever do to deserve that? :/

But seriously, Wogan was amazing, I'll never forget countless laughs on Eurovision, or his great work with Children In Need, or even just mornings listening to him on the radio. The phrase "national treasure" gets thrown about a lot, but he really was something special.

[Lineker]

This is actually a really great tribute programme. 

[Lineker]

Just seen the Telegraph's tribute yesterday: