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BBC goes with it.

David Shepherd, British conservationist, artist and founder of the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, has died aged 86. Edit: Daily Express, Guardian, The Times, The Telegraph obituaries.

If his daughter lives in NYC as stated on the Facebook profile it's still only 6:45am there, could be perfectly reasonable they were waiting until later today to make the announcement. IBTimes has probably sat on that for as long as they feel comfortable with and is pushing to get some form of confirmation or denial.

Jimmy Magee, veteran Irish sportscaster with over a decade experience, has died aged 82. He commentated the Irish coverage of the Olympic Games since 1968 and the FIFA World Cup since 1966. Edit: Daily Star, Daily Mirror, BBC obituaries.

This is the supposed source, his daughters Facebook account - couldn't be sure about the authenticity but it seems legit.

Joel Schiller (IMDb), production designer for The Muppet Movie, died aged 86 back in January although his death has only been announced now.

Johnny Sandlin, recording engineer and producer for the Allman Brothers Band, has died aged 72.

Pete Turner, an American photographer notable for his colour photography, has died aged 83.

Judy Parker Gaudio (IMDb, IBDb), actress and songwriter whose best known songs include December 1963 (Oh, What A Night) and Who Loves You from The Jersey Boys, has died aged 79. She was married to Bob Gaudio.

William F. Goodling, a Republican congressman representing Philadelphia (1975-2001), has died aged 89. Edit: Daily Mail obituary.

Paul Wilson, Scottish footballer who played for Celtic (1967-1978), Motherwell (1978-1979) and Partick Thistle (1979-1980), has died aged 66. Additionally he gained 1 cap for the Scottish National team in 1975.

Mike Hicks, a trade unionist and former General Secretary of the Communist Party of Great Britain from 1988-1998, died earlier this month aged 80.

Lady Mary Fairfax, a Polish born Australian philanthropist and widow of Sir Warwick Fairfax, has died aged 95. Edit: Daily Mail, The Times, The Telegraph obituaries.

That's strange, it's working alright for me. Here is the tweet from their account which announces the death, maybe we'll have to wait for another source to provide an obituary.

Does it work if you try the original?

Laudir de Oliveira, a Brazilian percussionist who played with Chicago from 1973-1982, has died aged 77. He played on their albums Chicago VI until Chicago XIV. Their biggest hit was If You Leave Me Now, which went to #1 in the UK and USA, as well as Australia and Canada.

Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, American wrestler, has died aged 73 - a DDP pick. Edit: Daily Star, Daily Mirror, The Sun, Daily Mail, The Independent obituaries.

Penny Chenery, an American horse breeder, has died aged 95. She notably bred Secretariat, who won the Triple Crown in 1973 - a DDP pick. Edit: Daily Mail obituary.

It has only recently been announced that Stanislav Petrov, a Soviet Lieutenant Colonel, died back in May of this year. He was profiled by the BBC, and we all have him to thank as when the Soviet radar showed that the USA had launched a nuclear attack in 1983, he judged the reports to be false and the technology faulty - a decision which is said to have prevented an erroneous retaliation by the Soviet Union. Edit: The Independent, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, The Sun, Daily Telegraph, The Times, Guardian, BBC obituaries.

María Cristina Arango, widow of the 23rd President of Colombia Misael Pastrana Borrero and former First Lady of Colombia from 1970-1974, has died aged 89. She was also the mother of Andrés Pastrana Arango, who served as the 30th President of Colombia from 1998-2002.

Brenda Lewis (IBDd, IMDb), an American Soprano, has died aged 96.

Mitchell Flint, an American Navy fighter pilot during WWII, has died aged 94. After WWII, he helped form the Israeli Air Force and served during the 1948 Arab-Israeli war. Edit: Daily Mail obituary.

Back home and on the mend, apparently.

You're absolutely right! My mistake

Barring an obituary from The Daily Express to use him as a role model for how all muslims ought to live their lives, or perhaps one from The Guardian I'm not certain he'll get one. Don't think his story has been followed at all in the UK media.