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A rep has confirmed it. Family statement yet to be announced.

In an embarrassing result, the little bigot has lost his seat in parliament, coming fourth out of five candidates! His first election loss in 53 years. He should have retired after his second premiership.

Part 10: 2013 Sophiya Haque (1971–2013; 41) Actress (Coronation Street); died from cancer complications Kevin Ash (1959–2013; 53) Motorcycle journalist and author; died in a motorcycle accident Lesley Fitz-Simons (1961–2013; 51) Actress (Take the High Road); died from breast cancer Acer Nethercott (1977–2013; 35) Olympic silver-medallist rower (2008); died from brain cancer Ricardo da Force (1967–2013; 47) DJ, vocalist and rapper Clive Burr (1957–2013) Drummer (Iron Maiden); complications of MS Ryan Birch (1969–2013) Olympic judoka (1992, 1996); killed in a traffic collision Paul Ware (1970–2013; 42) Footballer (Stoke City, Stockport County, Rochdale); died from brain cancer Tony Grealish (1956–2013; 56) Footballer (Rotherham Utd, Brighton & Hove Albion, Republic of Ireland national team); died from cancer Kevin Moore (1958–2013; 55) Footballer (Grimsby Town, Southampton); died from Pick’s disease Steve Carney (1957–2013; 55) Footballer (Newcastle Utd, Darlington); died from pancreatic cancer Andrew Simpson MBE (1976–2013; 36) Olympic gold medalist sailor (2008, 2012); died in a boating accident Keith Jukes (1954–2013; 59) Dean of Ripon (2007–2013); died from stomach cancer Brian Greenhoff (1953–2013; 60) Footballer (Manchester Utd, Leeds Utd, England national team) Donna Hartley MBE (1955–2013; 58) Olympic bronze medalist athlete (1980) Mark Starr (1962–2013; 50) Professional wrestler; died from a heart attack Iain Banks (1954–2013; 59) Author (The Wasp Factory); died from gallbladder cancer Rory Morrison (1964–2013; 48) BBC Radio 4 newsreader; died from lymphoma Cheryl Peake (1966–2013; 47) Olympic pair skater (1988) Alastair Donaldson (1955–2013; 58) Rock multi-instrumentalist (The Rezillos) Bernie Nolan (1960–2013; 53) Actress and singer (The Nolans); died from breast cancer Paul Bhattacharjee (1960–2013; 53) Actor; committed suicide by jumping Todd Bennett (1962–2013; 51) Olympic silver medalist athlete (1984); died from cancer Briony McRoberts (1957–2013; 56) Actress (Take the High Road); committed suicide on the London Underground Steve Aizlewood (1952–2013; 60) Footballer (Newport County, Portsmouth, Swindon Town) Phil Nixon (1956–2013; 57) Darts player; died from liver, lung and stomach cancer David McLetchie CBE (1952–2013; 61) Conservative politician, MSP (2003–2011) and Scottish Conservatives leader (1999–2005); died from cancer Jon Brookes (1969–2013; 44) Rock drummer (The Charlatans); died from brain cancer Mark Sutton (1971–2013; 42) Stuntman (2012 Summer Olympics opening ceremony); killed in a wingsuit flying accident Chris Hallam MBE (1962–2013; 50) Paralympic bronze medalist wheelchair athlete (1988, 1992); died from lymphoma Brian Smith (1955–2013; 57) Footballer (Bolton Wanderers, Bournemouth, Blackpool); died after a “brief illness” Mick Buckley (1953–2013; 59) Footballer (Everton, Sunderland, Middlesbrough) Jillian Lane (1960–2013; 53) Psychic to Michael Jackson; died from diabetic-related liver disease Sean Edwards (1986–2013; 26) Racing driver; died in a racing accident Felix Dexter (1961–2013; 52) Comedian and actor (The Real McCoy); died from multiple myeloma Steve Prescott MBE (1973–2013; 39) Rugby league player (St Helens, Hull F.C., England national team, Ireland national team); died from cancer Dame Florence Baron DBE, QC (1952–2013; 61) Barrister and High Court judge; died from cancer Kate Barry (1967–2013; 46) Fashion photographer; died from a fall Addison Cresswell (1960–2013; 53) Comedy talent agent and producer; died from a heart attack Wayne Harrison (1967–2013; 46) Footballer (Oldham Athletic, Liverpool); died from a pancreatic illness Paul Comstive (1961–2013; 52) Footballer (Wrexham, Burnley, Southport); died from a heart attack

Updated the Phil Spector act The Blackwells. Singer turned songwriter Dewayne Blackwell died last May, aged 84. A few obits but not reported on DL at the time. One sibling left.

Updated The Box Tops for the death of John Evans who died in December 2020 as per this Legacy obit. Not reported on any other sites (including DL) at the time.

Derek Denton has supposedly died aged 98 as per a now reverted edit to Wikipedia. Australian scientist who worked in the field of animal consciousness, and widower of pioneering ballet dancer Dame Margaret Scott (1922–2019).

Updated for the death of Bern Elliott. Quite surprised he has died off radar. Hopefully a Guardian obit will turn up eventually for him.

My hair started turning grey at 27. It doesn't mean I look older than 38 you cheeky bastard!!

Veronica Hurst dead at 91. Times obit. Edit: Died in Denville Hall.

John Nicolson has MS. I don’t know if that is public knowledge.

Updated John Fred and his Playboy Band for the death of Andrew Bernard, who co-wrote Judy in Disguise. Shit all luck this group are having with average male life expectancy.

Updated for the death of Iain/Ian Gregory, a Joe Meek act, who died last April aged 78 or 79. Later became a renowned potter. Obit here and mention by the Joe Meek Society here.

Did they release any singles or albums which failed to chart? If so, I’d say he should be allowed. If not then no – he’s literally just some bloke who played in a local band.

I certainly don’t think the man does anything to help his case. Very arrogant and bullish. It’s frustrating that in this day and age the GRG is the best we’ve got for this type of stuff.

He's not banned. He was making edits as recent as 5 days ago.

"I once met Vincent Van Gogh in my father's shop and he was a very scruffy man" is hardly compelling evidence. Anyone can make up tall tales and/or stories can be passed down generations.

It doesn't necessarily work like that. There isn't always a "moment". Sometimes ppl start to assume another person's identity and slowly begin using the name and attributes more often as time goes on. That seems more likely to me. I mean, why this is so hard to believe? This shit still goes on in the west even today. Huge case in the UK right now. Nicholas Rossi, who was unmasked just recently: https://news.sky.com/story/nicholas-rossi-man-arrested-on-covid-ward-in-scotland-is-american-rape-suspect-who-faked-his-own-death-court-rules-12744327 And he was just seriously unlucky to get caught... (one of the nurses recognised his tattoos from an Interpol wanted picture... which is odd in itself!). I would argue that so many people don't get caught when assuming a new identity providing that they don't get sloppy or fall foul to bad luck.

Didn't she live in a village, and early 20th century it would've had a small population? By the time she was old, most (if not all) of the people around at the time of her identity switch would've died. I don't find that hard to believe at all.

This is definitely going to happen one day. Her case is absolutely wild that I’m not sure why anyone believes it tbh. Maybe because ppl want something to believe in and it upsets them to think that something they’ve known for so long is actually an elaborate hoax? When I initially posted this on the forum several years ago, I got so much shit from other users who pelted me with the Robert Young type lines of (“she’s the most thoroughly checked case ever” etc). The same Mr Young everyone else disses and dismisses the rest of the time. There is a noticeable physical difference facially between Calment’s supposed photos from her youth and her appearance in later years. Also ask yourself… 122 in 1997, when no other person every reached the feat of 119 at that stage? It’s bonkers. It’s even more far fetched once you factor in that she was a strong smoker(!!!), which runs contrary to every other supercentenarian case of note. It upsets a lot of ppl on DL because she is some form of deity here. It’s like walking into church and dissing their god or their prophet, but I’ve read up on all the scepticism and I agree that the case is most probably an identity switch. Ms Calment was likely ~99 when she died.

According to FB tributes, Carolyn Stellar died on November 3rd from stage 4 lung cancer.

As per Ancestry records, that's your man. Wikitree tends to be a lot more reliable than geni so I'd be inclined to say it's accurate.

His official site. It was here: http://davidgraham.co/blog/?page_id=31

Perhaps. Though the IP tracker on Wikipedia is sometimes wrong. Pretty sure it’s said I’m in Romania in the past (I’m not).

Interesting… let’s wait and see I guess. Tbh I’m surprised he’s lasted this long. Was just looking at recent pictures of him on FB. The guy has looked like a corpse since at least February.

David Graham’s website has just been pulled offline. About to kick the bucket?