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Meh. He looks ok. I mean he is 83 in October. Look at Al Sharpton by comparison. Not even 70 and looks very gaunt. Can see him dying in the next 5 years.

William T. Doyle (wiki) dead at 98. Member of the Vermont Senate from 1969 to 2017, making him the state's longest serving state legislator ever.

Ruth Minsky Sender (wiki) died back in early January as per this Facebook page. Also confirmed by her publisher here. Also, @Gisooo, please update your list!

I always associated Bardot more so with her animal rights activism than anything to do with immigration or race.

Did not realise he was a big backer of Jean-Marie Le Pen, as detailed in his Times obituary. France stands out by having A listers (or at least A listers of yesterday) back such causes. Delon, Bardot, Depardieu. Just doesn’t happen in the US/UK. Would signal the end of an acting career.

Looks like Karuna Mary Braganza (wiki) from your list died in 2019 as per this.

Death notice for ancient former cricketer John Stenton (wiki), aged 99.

2 of the his bandmates have died from COVID: Tommy DeVito (aged 92 in 2020) and Joe Long (aged 88 in 2021). Frankie for the hat trick?

She's not a household name in the UK but well known enough to easily get a QO.

I would say it’s partly an act, like Joey Essex.

The Joe Meek Society reporting on Facebook that arranger Charles Blackwell (wiki) has died aged 84. Started working for Meek at 18, then went on to work on some of the biggest hits of the 1960s and 70s.

Bumped into Gemma Collins in Soho a few months ago and she ended up joining our night out. She was actually a decent laugh. Very friendly.

Shut it troll.

For completeness, Ernie Butler's Hugman's page has now been updated to say that he died on 17th July 2014, aged 89, in Thornaby.

Ethel Caterham, Britain's oldest person, will becoming the 3rd longest lived Brit ever on Friday. Next Wednesday she will turn 115 – the first Brit to do so in 24 years. At the end of the month she will be the 2nd longest lived Brit ever. If she's still alive on 6th April (long shot), she'll overtake Charlotte Hughes to become the longest lived Brit ever. Rank Name Sex Birth date Death date Age Birthplace Place of death or residence 1 Charlotte Hughes[3] F 1 August 1877 17 March 1993 115 years, 228 days England England 2 Annie Jennings[3] F 12 November 1884 20 November 1999 115 years, 8 days England England 3 Eva Morris[3] F 8 November 1885 2 November 2000 114 years, 360 days England England 4 Ethel Caterham[2] F 21 August 1909 Living 114 years, 359 days England England

Oldest Irish person is now Ruby Druce, who will turn 109 on 31st December. Seems to have enjoyed a lot of press coverage in Donegal over the years.

An honorary Olympian of sorts... No Wikipedia page but I see U.S. lacrosse player Bill Coleman turned 100 on August 8th. He represented his country at a demonstration event at the 1948 Olympics. Also a WWII veteran. Looked frail last year on his 99th birthday so perhaps worth keeping an eye on.

Abdulai Conteh (wiki) dead just days before his 79th birthday. The last Vice President of Sierra Leone to serve under President Joseph Saidu Momoh (wiki, 1937–2003). They were ousted in a coup in 1992. Conteh lived in exile in Belize for years, becoming a Chief Justice there, before returning to Sierra Leone. Would be curious to know if his predecessor Abu Bakar Kamara (wiki, born 1929) is actually still alive.

American model and actress Peggy Moffitt (wiki) dead at 87.

English artist Keith Albarn (wiki) dead from cancer at 85. Straight to a Times obit. Also the father of Damon Albarn.

Don’t trouble yourself MO. If he died in the meantime, Oldest in Britain would pick it up. He’s well and truly on their radar now. Wasn’t a couple of years ago.

Kuwait’s Salem Al-Ali Al-Sabah (wiki) dead at 98.

Doubt it.

I think this is a Telegraph death notice for Lord Colwyn (wiki), Tory member of the House of Lords from 1967 to 2022.

Oh shiiiiiit! Get him on the list for next year then! Thanks for that all important thread bump Daredevil. Can always depend on you.