Letter bomb sent to Wogan
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Your support makes all the difference.A letter bomb addressed to Terry Wogan was intercepted by a member of BBC staff yesterday, corporation sources said.
The parcel, which Scotland Yard linked to an earlier device sent to the insurance company Direct Line, also contained a note which included the words 'rich bastards', according to one report. The note suggests the target of the Direct Line bomb was the firm's chief executive Peter Wood.
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