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Jim Ross's wife Jan has been in a hellacious slobberknocker of a car accident folks, and apparently needs a "miracle" to survive.

20 years since Reverend W. Awdry pulled out of the station for the last time.

I see what you did there.

Glen Campbell to get washed away like the snow and the rain

David Rockefeller has the feel of one of those mid-2000s DeathList hits where the panel just went to deadoralive.net and picked any random name over the age of 95 regardless of whether they'd heard of them or not.

Rockefeller died of old age, that was the end of his chapter

Knowing Last Word they'll probably open with someone who ran a second-hand bookstore for hedgehogs.

Maybe Le Monde's Stourbridge correspondent is on holiday.

Looks like Paul Bruce has passed, but for some reason the press that went big for his "wedding in a hospice" story aren't following up. A bad pick.

1986 Pulitzer Prize-winner Jimmy Breslin dead at 86. He was the journo most of the Son of Sam's letters were addressed to, and also had his head kicked in in 1970 by Jimmy "The Gent" Burke, a scene that for some reason didn't make it into Goodfellas.

You never can tell.

Another one who I think would have seen a few Deathlist Cup callups if he'd made it another 13 days, Oxford United fan Steve Dyer has died at 59.

Kudos to the man whose cancer-googling shadow we all stand in.

Ah the 2007 Eurovision voting for the UK. Terry Wogan announcing the wrong winner, someone digging up Big Brovaz up from whatever landfill they'd been buried in to audition, that cunt from The Darkness trying to reinvent himself as a soul musician, the fucking Puppini Sisters actually having their entry rejected for being too shit even for UK Eurovision standards... great times.

Weirdly enough, I was looking at his Wikipedia article this morning out of a bored desire to compile a list of the 20 oldest lineal boxing champions still living. Here is that list: Jake LaMotta (Middleweight) 95 Robert Cohen (Bantamweight) 86 Tony DeMarco (Welterweight) 85 Terry Downes (Middleweight) 80 Freddie Little (Light middleweight) 80 Carlos Ortiz (Light welterweight) 80 Éder Jofre (Featherweight) 80 Curtis Cokes (Welterweight) 79 Alessandro Mazzinghi (Light middleweight) 78 Nino Benvenuti (Middleweight) 78 José Nápoles (Welterweight) 76 Takeshi Fuji (Light welterweight) 76 Sugar Ramos (Featherweight) 75 Billy Backus (Welterweight) 74 Chartchai Chionoi (Flyweight) 74 Koichi Wajima (Light middleweight) 73 José Legrá (Featherweight) 73 Ismael Laguna (Lightweight) 73 Fighting Harada (Bantamweight) 73 Hiroshi Kobayashi (Junior lightweight) 72

What the fuck was that from Corbyn?

Jean Boht's not dead? You learn something every day.

Watching Cheltenham (at work for work purposes, rather than putting Mr Power's grandkids through uni). Nicky Henderson looks like absolute shit, has the bloated greyness of a drowned corpse.

I'd have it at 85% tbh, he was awarded a "Points of Light"... award last month which means that Theresa May (or one of her spads) is aware he exists on some level.

Full Dennis Stamp death story here.

Morihiro Hashimoto, who featured in the first rounds of the 2011 and 2014 World Championships (being handily eliminated both times), as well as twice representing Japan at the darts World Cup, has died at 40.

Glynis Johns

Mourn loved ones.

Clarence Darrow, who said a quote once, died today in 1938.

Very rare that you get such a lengthy one-on-one form-spotting opportunity, but here's a ten-minute Facebook Live video from Jagraj Singh discussing his health issues.