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Reece Dinsdale reports the death of Eric Chappell, writer of Rising Damp and Home To Roost, amongst others: https://twitter.com/reece_dinsdale/status/1517871582768738306

The organisers of the Masters also have some fairly odd rules regarding TV coverage, which restricts what footage broadcasters can show.

Dead. EastEnders veteran June Brown dies at 95 - BBC News

Don Craine appeared on yesterday's episode of Antiques Roadshow, showing off various bits of memorabilia from the Eel Pie Island club. I didn't catch a mention of his death at the end of the episode.

A variant of baseball used to be popular in Wales (and to a lesser extent in Liverpool), with BBC Cymru broadcasting fixtures, particularly the annual Wales v England game.

Mark Lanegan has died, aged 57, according to his Twitter feed:

Gary Brooker died on the 19th of February, according to the Procul Harum Twitter account:

Kristofferson looked and sounded awful when he played Glastonbury a few years ago. I'm surprised he's still here.

Wasn't she responsible for the sacking of Australian PM Gough Whitlam in 1975, though?

There's a reason behind the sudden rise in UK COVID-19 cases - as of Monday the stats now included re-infection cases for the first time.

It's not even the worst song with those lyrics - remember Cliff's 'Millennium Prayer'?

Bob Hope also had a few minor hits before the rock era.

I used to call him Malt Loaf, which is apt, as he's now brown bread. Never cared for his music.

Oh dear! Samantha Brown on Twitter: "Sinéad O'Connor has just sent out these tweets and deleted her account. If anyone has or knows a connection to her, can you please seek help. https://t.co/Ju09sl9zXy" / Twitter

Norma Waterson is reportedly in hospital suffering from pneumonia.