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Radio Times magazine: 13–19 February 2010


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IN THE NEW ISSUE…

Thought you'd heard the last of Terry Wogan when he gave up his day job? Fear not - he's back on BBC Radio 2. The Togmeister tells us how he's been spending his time since quitting his breakfast show, and elaborates on his hopes for new slot Weekend Wogan (Sundays, BBC Radio 2).

Also this week…

We asked for your top romcoms for Valentine's Day: find out the women's favourites - and the men's…

An inside view of life on a maternity ward (One Born Every Minute, Tuesdays, Channel 4)

Harriet Harman MP on the agonies of ageism

Stuart Hall looks forward to the Winter Olympics, and we profile the British athletes to watch (Winter Olympics, BBC2/BBC HD/British Eurosport/red button/Online)

How far would you go to save your child's life? Meet the couple who wrestled with their faith for the sake of their family (Having a Baby to Save My Child, Tuesday, BBC1)

Girl power is back at the Brits. Stuart Maconie explain why women are taking the music awards ceremony by storm (The Brit Awards, Tuesday, ITV1)

It's the forgotten story of wartime retribution - read about the band of ghetto survivors who plotted to kill millions of Germans (Nazi Hunters, Monday, Yesterday)

And vitriolic TV critic Charlie Brooker reveals he has a soft side (Newswipe, Tuesdays, BBC4)

Next week in RT… Take John Torode and Gregg Wallace, add Michael Winner et voilà! Prepare for our food special… Will Carey Mulligan win the award for best actress at the Baftas?…plus Harrison Ford on tennis with Sean Connery - and the art of scowling. On sale Tuesday 16 February.

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