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The Yahoo! article says he died on Wednesday, so it's the 30th.

Thank you for notifying me, I've edited the list now.

1. Martin Crowe 2. René Angélil 3. Daisy Berkowitz 4. Jimmy Carter 5. Vojislav Šešelj 6. John McGuinness 7. Rob Ford 8. Princess Elisabeth of Denmark 9. Ringo Starr 10. John Major

In that case, Zhanna Friske (who died in June and is in the list of the lost) had an article about her death in the Russian language version of BBC

Do other language versions of BBC count?

Are we supposed to receive confirmation?

My 2016 team: 1. Jimmy Carter (joker) 2. Valdas Adamkus 3. Muhammad Ali 4. John Bain aka TotalBiscuit 5. George H. W. Bush 6. Glen Campbell 7. Fidel Castro 8. Carol Channing 9. Dick Cheney 10. Tommy Chong 11. Martin Crowe 12. Kirk Douglas 13. Joey Feek 14. Rob Ford 15. Ruth Bader Ginsburg 16. Mikhail Gorbachev 17. Olivia de Havilland 18. Gordie Howe 19. Ayatollah Khamenei 20. Jim Nabors 21. Hosni Mubarak 22. Gino Odjick 23. Arnold Rüütel 24. Desmond Tutu 25. Joost van der Westhuizen Subs: 1. Johan Cruyff 2. Bhumibol Adulyadej 3. Cecil Sandford

I remember BBC World showing his funeral with the title "Best funeral". I, for one, thought it was a bit overrated.

Richard Burns, the only World Rally Champion from England, died 10 years ago on the same day as George Best.

So I take it he's still dead?

Am I missing something or is Schmidt not scored?

Charlie Sheen is to appear on the Today show tomorrow morning to make a "personal announcement". Apparently, it is to confirm he is HIV-positive.

Interim FIFA president Issa Hayatou has undergone a kidney transplant

Hi everyone! I've been lurking for some time and am looking forward to entering my first few deadpools soon!