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Terry Wogan is making a return to daily television a decade after his primetime BBC One show was axed.
The new show, to be launched in the spring, will go out every morning on Five and will be co-hosted by Gaby Roslin, with whom he is usually paired on the BBC's Children in Need telethon.
Wogan said: "Morning is the Marie Celeste of television - drifting, deserted. It'll be fun to see if Gaby and I can bring a breath of fresh air to fill the sails of our bright new craft."
Wogan's deal is reported to be at the six-figure level, although details have not been disclosed. The show will be produced by Chris Evans' UMTV.
Evans said: "To work with Terry and Gaby is a producer's dream come true and a make-up artist's nightmare. I'm grateful that I am the former."
Gaby Roslin added: "I've been longing to work with Chris Evans since we left the Big Breakfast eight years ago and am thrilled that Five has re-united me with my two favourite side-kicks, Chris and Terry. I can't wait to take on the mornings - and rest assured I'll be keeping Mr Wogan well in line!"
Wogan's daily radio show, Wake Up To Wogan, on BBC Radio 2, will continue.
The new show, to be launched in the spring, will go out every morning on Five and will be co-hosted by Gaby Roslin, with whom he is usually paired on the BBC's Children in Need telethon.
Wogan said: "Morning is the Marie Celeste of television - drifting, deserted. It'll be fun to see if Gaby and I can bring a breath of fresh air to fill the sails of our bright new craft."
Wogan's deal is reported to be at the six-figure level, although details have not been disclosed. The show will be produced by Chris Evans' UMTV.
Evans said: "To work with Terry and Gaby is a producer's dream come true and a make-up artist's nightmare. I'm grateful that I am the former."
Gaby Roslin added: "I've been longing to work with Chris Evans since we left the Big Breakfast eight years ago and am thrilled that Five has re-united me with my two favourite side-kicks, Chris and Terry. I can't wait to take on the mornings - and rest assured I'll be keeping Mr Wogan well in line!"
Wogan's daily radio show, Wake Up To Wogan, on BBC Radio 2, will continue.
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