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Extremely unlikely I would say, given that Her Maj would herself be over 130 by then … most of us who make that milestone would get one from William V, I suppose - if they're still doing them by then. I was going to say, surely not eligible? But he was born in Tunbridge Wells, of all places. Joint nationality, perhaps?

Luvvies from 'Enders (and Scott) are going to be pounding the pavements of London for her … https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/celebrity/barbara-windsors-devoted-husband-scott-mitchell-joins-some-of-her-closest-friends-as-they-prepare-to-run-the-london-marathon-for-dementia-revolution/ar-BBRXg43?ocid=spartanntp

Former actress and model Annalise Braakensiek - sounds like a sad one, this. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/model-and-ex-home-and-away-actress-found-dead-in-apartment/ar-BBRTQPq?ocid=spartandhp

Oakman was at a dinner once, with Laker, and was introduced as 'the man who took all those catches off Jim Laker's bowling.' Laker piped up, "not still dining out on that, are you Oaky?" Meanwhile here's one who got away, for now … brother of the much more famous Brendon. https://uk.yahoo.com/sports/news/former-zealand-cricketer-denies-own-124615850.html

A guest on the Steve Wright show not half an hour ago, talking about Kenny Everett. Recorded, presumably? But weirdly topical.

He was one of the 'dancing sailors' in that famous Morecambe and Wise routine wasn't he. Without watching it again I wonder how many from that are still around. I think Michael Aspel might have been one of them?

Why's he got a 'dead' tag next to his name, already? Are you going to throw him on the wagon, Python style?

Just discovered today, through his Times obit, that Michael Bettaney, an MI5 officer jailed for 23 years in 1984 for attempting to pass secrets to the Russians, died in August aged 68. I remember his case very well, probably because he lived in my home town of Coulsdon in Surrey.

1960s Middlesex and England wicket-keeper John Murray dies at 85: http://www.espncricinfo.com/story/_/id/24190817/middlesex-england-keeper-john-murray-dies He was his generation's Jack Russell, often omitted from England teams in favour of batsman-keeper Jim Parks.

Not sure what you'd call famous, but the old Sussex and England captain Arthur Gilligan would appear to fit that description - I believe his brother Harold was of similar views, but can't find conformation of that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Gilligan

Yeah, we could be waiting for Eva ...

I always thought it was Michael who was suspected of that kind of thing ...

No doubt 'fewer' will be used when they get around to Nick Hewer.

Presented the Contest the year it was won by Abba. I just read, and certainly didn't know, that she went 'commando' that evening - almost makes me want to watch it again.

Pi Day or not, as a friend has just pointed out, it's definitely Einstein's birthday!