For the British public, Eurovision would be nothing without our dry and witty hosts. Sir Terry Wogan started off this trend in 1973, although he didn’t become a permanent fixture until 1980. From then, Wogan provided scathing critiques of the acts, and kept us roaring with laughter throughout each feature length final, even after the …

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