in schools. Question Time indeed The BBC defends its decision to record this week's Question Time in Wootton Bassett - the village made famous for paying tribute to our fallen war heroes - claiming that a huge number of people wanted to be in the audience. One can't help but wonder, though, how many of them were little more than grief tourists? Even soldiers themselves are starting to worry about the over sentimentalising of the war. The BBC must not become part of that mawkishness. Ronnie's ruin The tempestuous romance between Ronnie Wood, 62, and his former waitress girlfriend is over, after he dragged her down the street threatening to put his cigarette out on her face. This is the same Ronnie Wood who, two months ago, accused his ex-wife Jo of 'cheapening herself' by taking part in Strictly Come Dancing. Drunken rages . . . abandoning your wife and family . . .beating up your mistress then ditching her. It doesn't get much cheaper than that. Ronnie, you need help. We'll miss you, Terry Terry Wogan hands over his Radio 2 morning microphone next week after 27 glittering years, saying: 'I never got up without a smile on my face.' Thanks to Terry, millions of his listeners started the day with a smile, too. Out of my circle of friends, I was the only one not to leave school at 15/16yrs because I was pregnant. That was 20 years ago! I agree that this government has been irresponsible, but