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I thought Mike Yarwood had his own thread, can't find it now.

I thought Dickie had died years ago, but it was David Shepherd I was thinking of.

Presumably the Chief Justice would have to visit him in his cell to administer the oath, then he could immediately pardon himself and walk free.

IIRC wasn't there an episode of "Hart to Hart" where they entered a rally in Greece?

I think she lived with him in a granny flat AFAIK.

Was she a smoker?

Did a ten minute introduction to a repeat of "Elizabeth R" on BBC Four last night, looked rather rough but seemed as sharp as ever.

A bit surprised he didn't have his own thread given his previous heart attacks.

Met with Putin today, apparently his Russian has got worse but doesn't seem to be at death's door to me. https://twitter.com/francis_scarr/status/1635251522417328129?t=XVtBKeAgOjLK4gQ1K21Dpw&s=19

Such a distinctive voice and seemed to be in almost every Canadian film of note. Was very good too in "Due South" as Benton Fraser's dead father only he could see.

Always got him mixed up with the "Mad Max" director of the same name.

I think he'd claimed to be close to death so long people thought he was crying wolf or exaggerating at the very least.

Is it appropriate in this case to say the committee missed an open goal?

Is Jane Wiedlin next?

He had certainly deteriorated recently but I still thought he would probably outlive Rob Burrow.