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Camillo Milli dead at 92 from post-COVID complications (he had been in a nursing home for some time after contracting it).

The Kaikala bastard has completely recovered! Also with Paul Oebel on the mend I must need Frank Field or a very lucky strike...

Sir Creep, by chance, do you dislike some post of mine?

Sir David Cox was one of the survivor on my original 150-names list of 2016. He was definitely a huge name in statistics.

Is this a joke? To clarify: it would suffice just a hit out of about 20 to end this, yet we have been stuck for days.

Obit as confirmation.

Today doctors are trying their best. Bah...

Dorothy Kohler died in December according to some Wiki edits. Anything to back this up?

A big name in Indian politics, Parkash Singh Badal, hospitalised with COVID. Article notes he went campaigning door-to-door recently and never wore a mask. For a 94-year old obese that could be particularly risky.

Dead. Anatoly Malofeyev.

To be discharged soon. Invincible.

Former president of the International Court of Justice, Shi Jiuyong, dead at 95.

Crikey! He deteriorated sharply. Among the five state leaders left from 1924 Siphandon, Rodriguez Lara, and Carter all look like cadavers. Strougal Is an extreme dementia sufferer and presumably on a wheelchair too. Only Murayama seems to be in great health and will surely be the last man standing at things are now. 1925 is much stronger, I expect Mwinyi, Sharq and Mahathir to last years.

Ridicolous that every time one of them dies, everyone at the 110 club is shocked and news is always unexpected. I mean, he was a 112-year old in a wheelchair, what the hell do you expect?

They used to keep Shivakumara Swami on that list! As I said it is completely arbitrary.

1. Donald Trump 2. Paul Gascoigne 3. Ghislaine Maxwell 4. Shane McGowan 5. Phil Collins 6. Queen Elizabeth II 7. Dick Van Dyke 8. Clint Eastwood 9. Rupert Murdoch 10. Billy Connolly 11. Joe Exotic 12. Prunella Scales 13. Bobby Charlton 14. Doddie Weir 15. Bill Turnbull 16. Tony Bennet 17. Olivia Newton-John 18. June Brown 19. David Attenborough 20. Yoko Ono 21. Joanne Woodward 22. Rolf Harris 23. Shannen Doherty 24. Willie Nelson 25. Rob Burrow

Because that's arbitrary and incomplete.

Saturnino de la Fuente Garcia dead at 112.

Guess he is on every shortlist now, then.

Abate has Italian origins, but she is American.

Of course. Giovanni Frau (January 2002-April 2003), Antonio Todde (March 2001-January 2002), Antonio Baldo (January 1998-August 1998) and some other less recently.

Italy's oldest person, Ida Zoccarato, dead at 112. Survived COVID and a heart attack in 2020. Now the oldest one is 111-years old Angela Tiraboschi (yes, Italy is currently sucking at supercentenarians), but the oldest Italian-born person is Delio Venturotti, who is impressively still going strong at 112.

Huge one!

And almost a year later Narayan Debnath is dead.

Armando Gama, who represented Portugal in 1983, dead at 67.