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Diana Gayford Times Obit: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/diana-gayford-106-cambridge-educated-producer-on-first-broadcast-of-womans-hour-f8wjxnbgb Died aged 106.

Etterlene DeBarge, matriarch of the DeBarge music family and gospel singer in her own right, reportedly dead:

Bill Ritchie, Kid Rock's father, dies: https://drgnews.com/2024/02/16/kid-rocks-father-bill-ritchie-sr-dies-i-love-you-pop/ Only mentioned so I can say RIP Pop Rock.

Interviewed on Sky News about Navalny's death. I see time hasn't changed him. He's still doing the whole "I've answered 2 or 3 of the questions, now I shall abruptly walk off, stage left" thing. Must be hurrying off to try and reap more millions of taxpayers' money.

Picture of Vernon Dobtcheff from last month. Looks well on whatever he's on.

Your mate has a 13 inch cock? (joke, obvs)

Imagine the bragging rights of those pansexuals or others in a relationship with more than one person. 180 isn't that great if you compare the whole Charlie Manson family getting it on with each other. Obvs, not all survived, ha! Anyhow, there's the whole "wearing the very similar outfits" nonsense as well. Back in the day you couldn't move for couples in double denim.

Ian McMillan the Prime Minister we didn't want to die QO: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/rangers-icon-ian-mcmillan-passes-32142179

Putin has been informed.

Alexei Navalny QO: https://news.sky.com/story/russian-opposition-politician-and-putin-critic-alexei-navalny-has-died-13072837

Rumours he's a goner. Sky seems to confirm live.

"Mid-term by-elections are always difficult" says Sunak. He does know he has to call an election in months, doesn't he? Nothing mid-term about it.

Sterling Cale dead at 102. I'm gonna ask The Immortal if there is a possibility they could repeat my DDP entries to confirm all but Jonnie Irwin are still alive. Then they will all be gone by summer.

I remember the December avalanche from some years back when all looked bleak in terms of death at midwinter. Frosty wind made moan and then they all died.

2 and a half hours without internet. I'm not cancelling the engineer until tomorrow to see if it works out.

Well, my shiny new internet is no longer working. I have had and am still having terrible issues with this move. I’m shattered and may retire for a while from all of this.

Don't understand what you mean in response to my observation.

I'm afraid this is the same sort of crap that passes for a feeding hysteria whipped up by the fourth estate on behalf of their Tory paymasters. As far as I can see, Ali was treading a thin thin line on criticism of the Israeli state. He was perhaps wrong to conflate that with a conspiracy theory about Israel's knowledge aforehand of October 7th. (Personally, I think that there are no depths to what Netanyahu might do, especially while faced by protest and dissent at home - a war is always the last resort of a desperate politician). Other things he said though were clearly anti-Semitic and when that came to light Starmer booted his arse. I mean, we all remember the Enemies of The People headline about judges who dared to strike down Government policy - which has effectively been used again recently. No better than describing all "refugees" as illegal immigrants, who are only tagged with that because the UK government has made their routes to safety illegal. Many sane and educated people know this - but there are many more who are not and readily squeezed for their juices by the Tories and the press. As an aside, the majority of a minority are not always right in what they say and should be accepted as gospel. I for one can agree and disagree in equal measure with Tatchell for example on many of his invective and actions. The ones with power or publicity or the loudest voices may be the face a group, they don't always represent the personal feelings of many in a group.

Mahjoub Mohamed Salih reportedly dead: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-africa-68124897?ns_mchannel=social&ns_source=twitter&ns_campaign=bbc_live&ns_linkname=65cdef0a57478648da6f8bf3%26Tributes pour in for veteran Sudanese journalist%2C dead at 95%262024-02-15T13%3A22%3A58.300Z&ns_fee=0&pinned_post_locator=urn:asset:e258efe0-6f0a-4aea-afa8-d6545bf6e6df&pinned_post_asset_id=65cdef0a57478648da6f8bf3&pinned_post_type=share

Liz Truss may schedule a meeting with one or more of them. Nothing is certain in that regard!

Ashley Nichols, Canadian strawweight fighter, dead at 37: https://www.mmafighting.com/2024/2/14/24072542/invicta-lfa-vet-ashley-nichols-dead-at-37 No cause of death. But report that "demons haunted her". Sounds like she offed herself.

Henry Rono, distance runner and multiple Gold winner and world record holder from Kenya, reportedly dead: https://www.citizen.digital/sports/former-multiple-world-record-holder-henry-rono-dies-n336765 Never competed at the Olympics as Kenya boycotted the Games in 1976 and 1980, but he falls into the dead medallists category with Golds at the 1978 Commonwealth Games. A well-known name from that era.

Bit of a slip by Mayor Khan there on the Sky News. Talking about recent events, he was saying there is no place for that kind of language in his party and that he is "proud to be a member of a party which is both anti-racist and anti-Semitic, *pause* I mean tackling anti-Semitism". I'm sure it will be on the MuskX somewhere by now.

Ervin Hoida reportedly dead:

Well, I knew I forgot to do something when my internet came back. So, those 2024 Best Film Oscar nominees in full: Emma Stone in a tale of sexual debauchery which develops into terribly performed orgy in the triangle section of the orchestra in Poor Tings. Paul Giammiti is not just a strict classics teacher, he bakes his students in The Holdovens. Updated Disney classic where a shy orphaned deer is made into a plastic doll to see the true horrors of the world in Bambie. French based thriller in which Sandra Huller dissects the long dead corpse of TV detective Columbo in Anatomy Of A Falk. Biden supporters and Trump supporters go to war as to which is more incompetent in American Faction. Was Leonard Bernstein Armand Mastroianni all along? The short version in Mastro. The Bank of England attempts to beat the life out of inflation in Zonk Of Interest. Two childhood friends rekindle their relationship while discussing their Facebook history in Past Likes. Could a bottle of German sweet wine really mean the destruction of millions of lives? in Appenheimer. It's Ermintrude's last day at The Magic Roundabout in Killers Of The Flower Moos.