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I'm pretty certain that his Labour successor, David Lepper, would have been equally as confident of Labour retaining Brighton Pavillion in the long run. Then the Green Party swooped it out of nowhere. The Greens got 2% in that seat in 1997. Caroline Lucas took 57% of the vote in 2019! It's simply part of the political game for MPs to talk up their party's chances in order to enthuse ppl. Though admittedly it sometimes comes across as pathetically silly i.e. Jo Swinson claiming she was going to be PM in 2019 then losing her seat...

I notice that you're a retard.

David Kirkwood, 3rd Baron Kirkwood (wiki) died in Sheffield on 15 April 2023, aged 91. Sat in the House of Lords from 1970 to 1999 as a Lib Dem. Death notice in The Star.

Everyone with a Wiki page mentioned in the Spring/Summer 2023 edition of Equity magazine: Bernard Atha OBE (wiki) 1928–2022 Sonny Caldinez (wiki) 1932–2022 Melanie Clark Pullen (wiki) 1975–2022 Robbie Coltrane OBE (wiki) 1950–2022 Bernard Cribbins OBE (wiki) 1928–2022 Patrick Duggan (wiki) 1934–2022 Stephen Greif (wiki) 1944–2022 John Hamblin (wiki) 1935–2022 Wee Willie Harris (wiki) 1933–2023 Veronica Hurst (wiki) 1931–2022 Dafydd Hywel (wiki) 1945–2023 Rob Inglis (wiki) 1933–202? off radar Shirley Jaffe (wiki) 1934–2022 off radar Patricia Kane (wiki) 1929–202? off radar Angela Lansbury (wiki) 1925–2022 Wyllie Longmore (wiki) 1940–2023 Dennis Lotis (wiki) 1925–2023 Ruth Madoc (wiki) 1943–2022 Robin McCallum (wiki) 1961–2022 off radar Jim McManus (wiki) 1940–202? off radar Desmond McNamara (wiki) 1938–2022 off radar Dale Meeks (wiki) 1974–2023 Josephine Melville (wiki) 1961–2022 Bruce Montague (wiki) 1939–2022 Paul O'Grady MBE (wiki) 1955–2023 Tom Owen (wiki) 1949–2022 Eve Pearce (wiki) 1929–2023 off radar Leslie Phillips CBE (wiki) 1924–2022 Christine Pritchard (wiki) 1943–2023 James Roose-Evans (wiki) 1927–2022 Joyce Sims (wiki) 1959–2022 Tom Springfield (wiki) 1934–2022 Josephine Tewson (wiki) 1931–2022 Bill Treacher (wiki) 1930–2022 Ronan Vibert (wiki) 1964–2022 There is also a listing for a Douglas Cameron. Surely they don't mean Douglas Cameron MBE (wiki), the legendary broadcaster? Far too many off radar deaths this time round. Sad that a lot won't receive write ups.

The Ames Brothers Wiki American family group from Malden, Massachusetts, Ed Ames later had a very successful solo career, Vic Ames died in a car accident in January 1978 Ed Ames 09 Jul 1927 – 21 May 2023 (95) Variety obit Gene Ames 13 Feb 1923 – 26 Apr 1997 (74) Variety obit Joe Ames 03 May 1921 – 22 Dec 2007 (86) NY Times obit Vic Ames 20 May 1925 – 23 Jan 1978 (52) NY Times obit 04/02/1955 The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane #6 Rolf Harris 30 Mar 1930 – 10 May 2023 (93) Guardian obit Wiki Australian/UK entertainer who made a name for himself as a musician, composer, television personality, comedian and painter, born in Bassendean, Western Australia but has been primarily based in Britain for more than six decades, from 1994 to 2003 he hosted the popular television reality programme Animal Hospital, he was commissioned to paint a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II for her 80th birthday, awarded an MBE in 1968, an OBE in 1977, and a CBE in 2006 but these honours were revoked following his 2014 conviction of sexual assault on four underage girls 21/07/1960 Tie Me Kangaroo Down, Sport #9 Released as Rolf Harris with his Wobble Board and the Rhythm Spinners 25/10/1962 Sun Arise #3 28/02/1963 Johnny Day #44 16/04/1969 Bluer Than Blue #30 22/11/1969 Two Little Boys #1 The Saints Wiki Australian punk rock band from Brisbane, Queensland, formed in 1973 Chris Bailey 29 Nov 1956 – 09 Apr 2022 (65) Telegraph obit Ivor Hay no info available Ed Kuepper 20 Dec 1955 – Living Algy Ward 11 Jul 1959 – 17 May 2023 (63) Obit 23/07/1977 This Perfect Day #34 The Damned Wiki UK punk rock band from London, formed in 1976, Captain Sensible later had a successful solo career Captain Sensible 24 Apr 1954 – Living Rat Scabies 30 Jul 1955 – Living David Vanian 12 Oct 1956 – Living Algy Ward 11 Jul 1959 – 17 May 2023 (63) Obit 05/05/1979 Love Song #20 20/10/1979 Smash it Up #35 01/12/1979 I Just Can't be Happy Today #46 J. D. Sumner and The Stamps Wiki (Sumner) American gospel vocal group, earlier known as simply The Stamps Quartet, Donnie Summer is the nephew of frontman J. D. Sumner, Larry Strickland is married to country singer Naomi Judd (1946–2022) Bill Baize 17 Sep 1939 – 15 May 2023 (83) Obit Gary Buckles 13 Sep 1942 – 26 Sep 1985 (43) FindAGrave memorial Ed Enoch 18 Jul 1942 – Living Ed Hill 23 Feb 1935 – 13 Jul 2020 (85) Obit Dave Rowland 26 Jan 1944 – 01 Nov 2018 (74) Obit Richard Sterban 24 Apr 1943 – Living Larry Strickland 1946 – Living Donnie Sumner 04 Dec 1942 – Living J. D. Sumner 19 Nov 1924 – 16 Nov 1998 (73) Independent obit 16/12/1972 Always on My Mind #9 Released as Elvis Presley, vocal accompaniment: J. D. Sumner and The Stamps / Cover of a song by B.J. Thomas 16/03/1974 I've Got a Thing About You Baby #33 Released as Elvis Presley, vocal accompaniment: J. D. Sumner and The Stamps 05/03/1977 Moody Blue #6 Released as Elvis Presley, vocal accompaniment: J. D. Sumner and The Stamps Quartet, Kathy Westmoreland, Myrna Smith 13/08/1977 Way Down #1 Released as Elvis Presley, vocal accompaniment: J. D. Sumner and The Stamps Quartet, K. Westmoreland, S. Nielsen and M. Smith / Posthumous #1 10/12/1977 My Way #9 Released as Elvis Presley, vocal accompaniment: J. D. Sumner and The Stamps, The Sweet Inspirations and Kathy Westmoreland / Cover of a single by Frank Sinatra Updated 5 entries Sad news about Ed Ames. He was one of the very few survivors with a top 10 hit from the early to mid 1950s.

No. South Park had an interesting theory about this...

Very sad. Karen had cancer for years. It was in the “treatable but not curable” category. Did well to last this long.

It's literally sourced on his Wiki page mate. Olympedia profile.

He posts shit like this all the time. I wouldn't read anything into it.

Least she could do is smile. Grumpy old bitch.

Maybe because he doesn't have a Wiki page? An obscure character actor but given he was a Doctor Who actor I would expect his death to go noticed. @msc?

Laurie Webb (b. 1924)?

Pretty sure all the dates on the front page correspond to the date of announcement (or the date that the update on the front page was made).

Gianluca Vialli Constantine II Burt Bacharach Topol Nigel Lawson Harry Belafonte Rolf Harris 7/50

No @Toast, don't even think about it.

Which means Eric Clapton is now the sole surviving contributor to the music of Cream. Members: Ginger Baker (1939–2019) Jack Bruce (1943–2014) Eric Clapton (born 1945) Session contributions: Pete Brown (1940–2023) Felix Pappalardi (1939–1983) George Harrison (1943–2001)

You've hit the nail on the head.

Sort of. News of his death was made public around 6am. The time stamp on that Guardian article is 7.50am, plus it's now 11.15am so they've had over 5 hours to build up what is now about a dozen medium sized paragraphs. I could do that (and I'm not a journo... well kind of not/kind of am).

That's not a full Guardian obit. That's one of their news pieces.

One of the worst and most overrated bands of the 1980s imo. And god has spared the insufferable Morrissey, but why?

Also already covered before. Once again – familiarise yourself with the search function.

Already covered before.