YoungWillz

Grand stuff, though it's a pain not being able to see the update. Where are you up to on deaths? I can start a new round-up, as the previous one is chunky to say the least.

Adrian Michael Berry, 4th Viscount Camrose, former Telegraph science correspondent and peer, 78. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2016/04/19/viscount-camrose--obituary/

Kit West, who jointly won the Best Visual Effects Award for Raiders Of The Lost Ark (1981) and was nominated twice more, has died according to Raiders producer, Frank Marshall: https://twitter.com/LeDoctor/status/722240564909899777 Also shared a BAFTA for Best Special Effects for Return Of The Jedi.

Doris gets the Daily Mail treatment for the DDP teams who had her: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3546807/Emmy-winner-Doris-Roberts-best-known-Everybody-Loves-Raymond-dies-age-90.html

Jordan Lotter: https://twitter.com/IslingtonABC/status/717074280480157700 and http://thesunflowerjam.com/jordan-sadly-passed/

Link isn't working afaik. No news reports of her death?

Dilip Kumar in intensive care, expected to recover: http://www.ibnlive.com/news/movies/photo-of-the-day-dilip-kumar-saira-banu-prove-that-love-is-timeless-1230950.html

Ian Fleming's literary agent, Peter Janson Smith, reportedly dead at 93. http://www.jamesbond007.se/events.asp?id=2601 Subject of a couple of documentaries.

Is this another one of your sexually frustrated comments? Yes.

It will be nice to see Anthony McGill getting in amongst the balls...*sighs longingly*

And the Telegraph comes in for Jock Scot: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2016/04/15/jock-scot-performance-poet--obituary/

Blatter appears on panel in front of law students advising on FIFA reform: http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/unlikely-torch-bearer_disgraced-blatter-advises-fifa-on-future-reform/42091580 Maybe future appearances could be via videolink from the remand centre? Or even by séance?

Injured in a car accident: http://www.foxnews.com/entertainment/2016/04/15/diana-ross-injured-after-suv-slams-into-her-limo/ Wonder who the driver of the other car was? *looks to see which regular Deathlister is on holiday at the moment*

Guess the rumours were true: http://david.swift.muchloved.com/ died on 8 April apparently.

Sadly not a qualifying obit for Jock Scot, but thought I'd post it. National: http://www.thenational.scot/news/wild-man-of-poetry-jock-scot-loses-fight-with-cancer.16379 Now he has a press notice, who knows? Still awaiting a qualifying one though.

Report of the death of "Let's Play Darts!" announcer Martin Fitzmaurice. https://twitter.com/darts_weekly/status/720666781979930624 Forced out due to a series of racist jokes at an event back in 2013...

old woman politician I've never heard of RIP Telegraph Obituary for MG: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/obituaries/2016/04/14/mildred-gordon-mp---obituary/

In the Death By Jazz thread: The Man In Black wrote: Saw that documentary and was able to match the artist with the 'Take 5' tune. I thought 'Fancy that. Really good.' Then having left the radio on on Sunday while listening to the cricket, I heard the Sunday church service from Sheffield. The opening hymn was 'Sing All the Lord's Goodness'.... 2 min 5 sec in... Written in 1949 by Ernest Sands... Ernest Sands has reportedly committed suicide: http://www.praytellblog.com/index.php/2016/04/14/ernest-sands-rip/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

Leslie Van Houten, youngest member of the Manson "family",applies for parole for the 21st time. http://news.nationalpost.com/news/world/youngest-manson-family-member-has-21st-parole-hearing-since-1971-murder-conviction

His daughter Laurence has died aged 58. Link to follow. https://translate.google.co.uk/translate?hl=en&sl=fr&u=http://www.lepoint.fr/politique/info-le-point-fr-laurence-chirac-est-decedee-14-04-2016-2032300_20.php&prev=search

Ok I'll join in, I literally have hundreds of people I gaze at in disbelief at their success. I give you Malala Yousafzai. Author, Nobel prize winner, touring chat show guest. Her talent? Getting into the UK without crossing in a boat via Turkey. Oh and saying girls should get an education. If she's that much of an advocate, she shouldn't be preaching/selling books to the converted, she should be touring Pakistan in an open topped car. Not that brave Malala? Thought so.

And here is Arthur Anderson's qualifying obit from the Daily Mail: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3538723/Lucky-Leprechaun-voice-actor-dies-NY-age-93.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490

First UK obituary I've seen for Richard Bradford, and it wouldn't have qualified for the DDP. http://www.scotsman.com/news/obituaries/obituary-richard-bradford-american-television-and-film-actor-1-4099580 Talking of which, I'm assuming there are still issues with updates as I'm not seeing one. Hope all is well.

Never watched Blakes 7. Having looked at his IMDB page, I'd probably know Gareth Thomas more from Jackanory and possibly Children Of The Stones. Rest his soul anyway. A unique on the DDP when there's a qualifying obit.

Are you saddened that this infighting will ruin the chances of defeating the evil EUSSR, the single most passionate political issue of your lifetime? Nah, my sigh was that I'd really like both sides to get on with their fighting, rather than have another process point delay things. We've been through all this up here with independence but at least we had two years which included time to sort out the legals. Nice of Cameron to say it's the biggest decision for several generations to come and only give us 4 months to discuss. As I may have said before, I'm undecided and may not even bother voting. Good attitude for the guy who started the thread, huh?