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Who? As long as it's not Klymaxx.... SC Have a certified gold single and 5 top 40 hits, including 2 in the top 5 and be mocked on a forum about death - it's a good job poor Sonny is dead so he can't feel this pain.

There's a Dykes Way near me. I always smirk at Cockfosters on the London Tube as well.

Sonny Geraci, lead singer of The Outsiders and Climax, has died aged 69.

President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria has extended his stay in Great Britain for further tests and treatments of an unknown illness. He often travels to the UK for medical check-ups and treatments, however recently he has been the victim of death hoaxes, which has led to the Nigerian Government officially denying his death.

Mark Brownson, MLB player for the Colorado Rockies (1998-1999) and the Philadelphia Phillies (2000), has died aged 41.

Howard Philpott, a BBC newsreader, most known for doing the 6 o'clock news on Radio 4, has died. Edit: Here is a BBC obituary.

Gervase de Peyer, principal clarinet of the London Symphony Orchestra (1956-1973), and conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra and English Chamber Orchestra, has died aged 90.

Mark Spitz, an American music journalist, author and playwright, has died aged 47. He contributed to Spin, The New York Times, New York Post and Vanity Fair, amongst others.

I found this curious too, because at first I thought he was just referring to Gerald Kaufman. But then when I checked, Gerald Kaufman didn't actually vote - which in itself I think means he's really near the end as MPs have been taken out of hospital and on life support machines to vote when it's so important. In which case it seems there are some new deathly figures haunting the Labour benches and I don't just mean the ghost of Lenin whispering in Corbyn's ear. The practice of wheeling MPs in on life-support machines ended decades ago, and the parliamentary convention of having someone on the opposing side abstaining with you (so the vote reflected the vote if everybody attended) was brought in. Correct - however pairing only applies to 1 or 2 line whips. This was a 3 line whip and therefore didn't apply.

Democratic US Congressman Alvin Baldus, representing Wisconsin in the US House of Representatives (1975-1981), has died aged 90.

Max Wilcox, a classical record producer and winner of 5 Grammys, who worked closely with Arthur Rubinstein, has died aged 88.

Robert Dahlqvist, guitarist and vocalist for Swedish rock band The Hellacopters, has died aged 40.

Colin Hutton, player for Hull in the 1950s and coach representative for Great Britain in the 1960s, has died aged 90. Edit: Here is a BBC obituary.

Ruline Steininger, a rather sweet old lady who was determined to live to see America's first female President, has unfortunately died aged 103 without her dream being fulfilled.

Stuart Pollock, the last surviving Irish cricketer to play before WWII, has died aged 96. After retiring from playing, he went on to be President of the Irish Cricket Union.

Gordon Aikman, motor neurone disease campaigner and former director of communications for the Better Together campaign has died aged 31. A hit in some of the pools I think.

Jeff Sauer, coach of the Wisconsin Badgers, assistant coach to the US National Team (1985, 1992), and coach of the US Paralympic Sled Hockey Team (2010 - Gold, 2014 - Gold), has died aged 73.

John Hilton, NFL Tight End for the Pittsburgh Steelers (1965-1969), Green Bay Packers (1970), Minnesota Vikings (1971) and Detroit Lions (1972-1973), has died aged 74.

I found this curious too, because at first I thought he was just referring to Gerald Kaufman. But then when I checked, Gerald Kaufman didn't actually vote - which in itself I think means he's really near the end as MPs have been taken out of hospital and on life support machines to vote when it's so important. In which case it seems there are some new deathly figures haunting the Labour benches and I don't just mean the ghost of Lenin whispering in Corbyn's ear. Did Grahame Morris or Ronnie Campbell vote? Nick Boles didn't vote as at the hospital. Good shout!

I found this curious too, because at first I thought he was just referring to Gerald Kaufman. But then when I checked, Gerald Kaufman didn't actually vote - which in itself I think means he's really near the end as MPs have been taken out of hospital and on life support machines to vote when it's so important. In which case it seems there are some new deathly figures haunting the Labour benches and I don't just mean the ghost of Lenin whispering in Corbyn's ear.

Almost two years after being poisoned falling ill, Vladimir Kara-Murza is hospitalised once again.

Flight Lieutenant Bernard Brown, the last surviving New Zealander to fight in the Battle of Britain, has died aged 99. RIP.

José Antonio Alonso, Spanish Interior Minister (2004-2006) and Defence Minister (2006-2008), has died aged 56.

Bill Craig, an American swimmer who was part of the 4x100m Men's Medley Relay Team which won Gold at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, has died aged 71.

Étienne Tshisekedi, Prime Minister of Zaire (now Democratic Republic of the Congo) on 3 brief occasions in 1991, 1992-1993 and 1997, and opposition leader has died aged 84. Edit: Here is a BBC obituary.