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For what it's worth, The Times gave her an obituary today.

William Tepper (IMDb), an American actor who appeared in TV shows such as Kojak and Ironside, as well as starring in the movie Drive, He Said , has died aged 69.

John Miller, a Republican congressman representing Washington (1985-1993), has died aged 79.

Poor Gordon, using a death hoax as an opportunity to drum up business for personal appearances... desperate times.

Lyudmila Gureyeva, Soviet volleyball player who won Silver at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, has died aged 74.

Tim Quill (IMDb), an American actor who has appeared in TV shows such as ER, CSI: Miami and Scandal, as well as movies including Hamburger Hill, Hiding Out and Argo, has died aged 54 following a battle with cancer.

Solly Hemus, MLB player for the St. Louis Cardinals (1949-1956, 1959) and the Philadelphia Phillies (1956-1958), has died aged 94. He went on to manage the St. Louis Cardinals from 1959 to 1961, and was one of the last living MLB player-managers. For those interested, the remaining few MLB player-managers are: Frank Robinson (b. 1935) Joe Torre (b. 1940) Peter Rose (b. 1941) Don Kessinger (b. 1942)

Marc O'Shea (IMDb), a Northern Irish actor of screen and stage who has appeared in The Bill, Heartbeat and Mo, has died in his early forties.

Sounds like he's dead - not breathing, no brain activity and life support pulled. Edit: Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Sun, Daily Mirror, The Guardian, The Independent, The Telegraph obituaries.

Tom Paley, an American guitarist and banjo player who was a founding member of the New Lost City Ramblers, has died aged 89. Edit: The Guardian, The Telegraph obituaries.

Sir James Craig, British Ambassador to Syria (1976-1979) and Saudi Arabia (1979-1984), has died aged 93. Edit: The Telegraph, The Times obituaries.

Here is an article outlining just how bad King Constantine II is.

Peter Burke, an All Black with 12 caps and 3 international appearances (1951-1957), has died aged 90. He also coached the New Zealand national team from 1981-1982.

Larissa Volpert, Soviet Women's Chess Champion (1954, 1958, 1959) and a Women's Grand Master since 1977, has died aged 91.

John Swinburne, founder of the Scottish Senior Citizens Unity Party, has died aged 87. He was the sole elected representative of the party, sitting in the Scottish Parliament representing Central Scotland from 2003 to 2007. Additionally, he was previously a Director at Motherwell FC.

Monty Hall, host and co-creator of the American TV show Let's Make A Deal, has died aged 96 - a DDP pick. An omen for Bob Barker? Edit: Daily Mail, The Guardian, The Telegraph obituaries.

Antonio Spallino, Italian fencer who won Silver at the 1952 Helsinki Olympics and Bronze and Gold at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, has died aged 92. Philippe Médard, French handball player who won Bronze at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, has died aged 58.

Joy Fleming, a singer who represented Germany at the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest placing 17th out of 19 countries, has died aged 72. Additionally, she attempted to represent Germany twice more by taking part in the Countdown Grand Prix, which is Germany's national song selection competition, in 2001 and 2002.

But I'm sure he had their underclothes, just like the rest of Britain! After all their cut is excellent... apparently.

Sir Richard Greenbury, former Chairman and Chief Executive of Marks & Spencers (1988-1999), has died aged 81. Edit: The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Times obituaries.

Bryan Matheson (IMDb), British actor who appeared in various TV dramas including Brookside, Poirot, The Bill and Midsummer Murders and a longtime resident of Denville Hall, has died aged 97.

Dead. Edit: The Sun, Daily Mirror, Daily Star, Daily Mail, Daily Express, The Guardian, The Telegraph, BBC obituaries.

Joseph M. McDade, a Republican congressman representing Pennsylvania (1963-1999), has died aged 85. Edit: Daily Mail obituary. Samuel H. Young, a Republican congressman representing Illinois (1973-1975), has died aged 94.

Reverend David Mainse, Canadian evangelical leader, televangelist and host of the Christian talk show 100 Huntley Street, has died aged 81.

Important to remember that the Daily Mail has DailyMail.com (covered mostly by reporters in the USA) and Daily Mail Australia (covered mostly by reporters in Australia). They're quite different from just a regional section, the like of which appears on the BBC homepage. That increases your obituary chances for a few more obscure figures and politicians, as the reporters have more chance of picking up local stories. Additionally, the Daily Mail often gives obituaries for US Senators and Representatives through the Associated Press wire, due it being an American news organisation. Ice Hockey, Baseball and American Football players are also profiting from the AP wire on the Daily Mail and gaining obituaries when those sports have a very low level of importance or coverage in the UK.