DCI Frank Burnside

Wouldn't be surprised if he was the first one to go of QEII, King Carl Gustaf, Queen Margrethe, former Queen Beatrix and former King Juan Carlos. Carlos might be the one that goes before him

Bob Dole

Currently on BBC One at Windsor. Looking well for a man who's 95 in a few weeks

Wouldn't necessarily read too much into that. Duke of Gloucester is going as well but his wife isn't.

Yep. Has 10 years on Rogers and is looking reasonably well in this pic from 2019

Former Cardiff and Wales midfielder Colin Baker https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/25761229 Played in the 1958 World Cup

Jeffrey Archer. Turns 81 on Thursday

John Major looking very well on TV this morning. He was 78 last month

Some of the descriptions there made me think of this

Been a bit frail looking and sounding the last good few years. Was actually quite surprised how quickly he became frail given he was PM up to 2007.

April 13th

Ooops don't know why I wrote that

https://www.skysports.com/football/news/29783/12270680/daniele-de-rossi-italy-coach-hospitalised-after-contracting-coronavirus Italy technical coach and former defender Daniele De Rossi hospitalised as a precaution

Bob Dole

Technically goes Charles as the eldest I think but as far as I recall reading somewhere he'll pass it on to Edward when he becomes King which is as far I know why he only became an Earl when he married Sophie

Gary Player looking great for a man of 85

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/apr/07/tommy-raudonikis-one-of-a-kind-rugby-league-legend-dies-aged-70

Couple of Observer journalists tweeting about it so I would assume they're not jumping the gun

Renowned Irish Soprano and Music Teacher Veronica Dunne dead aged 93

Sachin Tendulkar

Looking well on the sideline ahead of the Italy Northern Ireland game

That was my feeling when I seen he'd the court case. A bit too coincidental

Yep and Yep