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He's on that Jack Osbourne ghost hunting show, along with Sharon and Kelly. Not sure when it was filmed but they're advertising it as new. From the ads I've seen Ozzy looks good.

Had to dig through Facebook and look through hundreds of tributes to work this out but this is him: Births Mar 1968 (>99%) SUTTON JASON FREDERICK GREENFIELD PORTSMOUTH 6B 831

Providing he can convince me that the claims against him are false, he can come hideout at mine.

Geeesh, tough paper round!

@YoungWillz, just found this from 2020. Was diagnosed with a tumour in his ear that affected his hearing and balance.

He seemed absolutely fine on stage a few weeks ago. I wasn't aware he was ill. Nonetheless, he was in his 60s and drank most nights like there's no tomorrow. All catches up with you I guess.

Fucking bonkers. Saw him perform just last month.

Mystery solved. Christian Coffinet in fact died in 2011 aged 87, as confirmed by BnF here.

Doesn't look like he's away to imminently die either though.

Baroness Doreen Massey (wiki), Labour Member of the House of Lords (since 1999), dead at 85. Not a good time to be a member of the Lords, particularly a Labour one (8 of their peers dead in 6 months). Luckily for Starmer, he's about to win an election so he'll be able to stuff the House full of more bootlickers seeing as Tony's cronies are really starting to drop like flies.

A point of interest... Trixie Gardner was the most senior life peer in the House of Lords, having been elevated on 19 June 1981. That distinction now belongs to Caroline Cox (wiki), elevated on 2 March 1983. She'll be 87 in July and sits as a Crossbencher. She founded Christian Solidarity Worldwide, was the chancellor of two universities, and was a big backer of Section 28 back in the day. Also a supporter of Bashar al-Assad. In fact her wiki page is worth a read. It's all rather puzzling. Last spoke in the chamber on 25 March 2024 on the subject of the persecution of Christians. I don't think she'll be troubling the obit writers for a while.

We’ve lost Baroness Gardner but we still have Baroness Garden: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susan_Garden,_Baroness_Garden_of_Frognal On a serious note, Trixie was fantastic. Loved on all sides of the House and still working right to the end. She was a formidable battle axe but very lovely all the same, a bit like Baroness Trumpington and Baroness Sharples.

She’s got terminal cancer. Hope this helps.

You've just given me an excuse to post this:

You're becoming as bad as mango shagger with these pointless thread bumps.

Are you kidding? He's barely on his feet, and all that bloating in the face is a reaction to intense chemo.

Roedad Khan (wiki) dead at 100 according to his family on Facebook.

Why would he? The guy was clearly not a fan of Trump (or the other guy for that matter).

Alright, someone own up. Whose autism levels have shattered the glass ceiling?

William F. Pepper (wiki), NYC lawyer and conspiracy theorist, dead from pneumonia at 86. Tried to prove the innocence of James Earl Ray in the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. and the innocence of Sirhan Sirhan in the assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Part of the 9/11 Truth movement and advocated for the prosecution of George W. Bush for war crimes.

What issue was that?

Why? Is she dead?

Here’s a picture of the page seeing as there are *some* members (mango boy) who question my sources.

Bould received a wee write up from BAFTA. I'll move Lillias Walker up to the first post seeing as she was indeed covered. For some reason she is listed in Equity as "Lilias" (one 'l' rather than two)... perhaps a typo. That's why I wasn't finding her with the search!

Here we are. All the notable deaths not covered on here before now featured in the latest Equity magazine. Equity Magazine Autumn/Winter 2023 – In Memoriam with Wiki pages: Bruce Beeby (wiki, 1921–2013) Aussie actor who appeared in British film and television – yes he died over a decade ago, and I don't know why Equity didn't spot it until now, but we never mentioned him on here at the time either! Best known for appearing in the radio serial "Journey into Space", last notable credit was in the 1970 film "Wuthering Heights". Bruce Bould (wiki, 1949–2023) English actor who appeared as David in "The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin". Other credits include "Z-Cars", "The Good Life" and "The New Avengers". Jacqueline Dark (wiki, 1968–2023) mezzo-soprano with Opera Australia Shirley Gee (wiki, 1932–2016) English playwright, widower of actor Donald Gee (listed above). I guess her death has come to light because her husband's death was reported last year. Julia Goss (wiki, 1946–2023) soprano and occasional actress from Lanarkshire, Scotland Doktor Haze (wiki, 1956–2023) circus owner and performer, ringmaster at The Circus of Horrors, he was also an independent candidate in Brighton Kemptown, appeared on Britain's Got Talent and even held several Guinness World Records Other worthwhile mentions: Jane Briers (IMDb, 1939–2020) actress, sister of Richard Briers, known for playing Rose in "Close to Home" (no, me neither) Jon Ellison (IMDb, 1930–2023) baritone and actor. The D'Oyly Carte Opera Company has a profile for him here. Ruth Goring (IMDb, 1927–2023) actress, appeared in "Yentl", widower of the more famous actor Lee Montague (born 1927), spotted in the GRO by @Master Obit and reported on here by @Gisooo but we couldn't confirm if this was actually her death listing until now Murray Hayne (IMDb, 1931–2023) actor, minor roles in "The Avengers" and "Dixon of Dock Green" Patricia Heneghan (IMDb, 1934–2023) actress, notably the librarian and short-term girlfriend for Ken Barlow in "Coronation Street" in 1961 Alfred Hoffman (IMDb, 1924–2023) actor, previously mentioned by @Gisooo on the forum. Him and his wife Leila Hoffman (born 1934, also an actress and still living) were featured in The Express in 2017 as Britain's "oldest working couple". Roz McCutcheon (IMDb, 1947–2023) heavy Irish bit part actress and genealogist Sheena Penson (IMDb, c. 1948–2023) Scottish actress, appeared in 2 episodes of "Taggart" and 3 episodes of "Still Game" as Sandra Christopher Reich (IMDb, 1945–20??) actor, played David Samuels in EastEnders for 54 episodes in the 1980s, and appeared as Number 5 in "Never Say Never Again" Jane Jordan Rogers (IMDb, 1931–20??) American-born actress, widow of the more famous actor Bernard Horsfall (1930–2013). Pictured above with actor Jeremy Child (1944–2022).