Sir Terry Wogan was the most popular and enduring broadcaster of his generation. At the peak of his popularity, Wogan’s morning radio show on the BBC had an audience of more than 8 million listeners, attracted by his wry and witty commentary on the affairs of the day. | RTÉ One

#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