People from United Kingdom
266 people remembered here.
Lena Martell1940 – 2026 · Singer and television entertainerGlasgow's own star, who took One Day at a Time to number one and sang with a smile.
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Tom Stoppard1937 – 2025 · PlaywrightLook on every exit as being an entrance somewhere else.
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Yeray Sanchez Morales† 2025 · StudentA 17-year-old from Leyton, remembered as sensitive, kind and full of promise.
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Nigel Durham† 2026 · Heavy metal drummerSaxon's drummer on Destiny and a powerhouse of the British heavy metal scene.
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Timothy Smiley1930 – 2026 · Philosopher and logicianA Cambridge logician who gave 71 years to Clare and taught generations to reason with care.
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Jack Davies† 2026 · Rugby union playerCaernarfon and RGC second row who came home to play for the clubs that made him.
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Ronald Lancaster1931 – 2026 · Anglican priestThe Master Blaster Pastor: priest, chemist and founder of Kimbolton Fireworks, who lit Britain's skies for jubilees and the 2012 Olympics.
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John Packer1946 – 2026 · PoliticianBishop of Ripon and Leeds, champion of asylum seekers and the vulnerable in the House of Lords.
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Paul Ferris1963 – 2026 · AuthorGlasgow's Wee Man: enforcer turned author who spent his last 25 years proving he had gone straight.
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Dean Hawkes1938 – 2026 · Architect and professor of architectural designArchitect and teacher who taught generations to design with sun, light and climate.
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Geoff Hickson1939 – 2026 · Footballer (goalkeeper)Crewe's own goalkeeper, a promotion winner at Gresty Road in 1963.
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Simon Andriesz† 2026 · Banker and whistleblowerA British banker who spent years making sure his warnings were heard.
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Ian McAndrew† 2026 · ChefA chef's chef whose Michelin stars inspired a generation of British cooks.
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Steve Roberts† 2026 · Sports broadcasterWidnes born voice of BBC Radio Merseyside rugby league for over 30 years, Try Time presenter, author and life coach.
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James Walker1987 – 2026 · Footballer (striker)Former Southend striker and England youth international, remembered for courage after cardiac arrest.
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Michael Wynn-Jones1941 – 2026 · WriterWelsh publisher and Norwich City steward who put the Canaries first.
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John Dixon Hunt1936 – 2026 · Landscape historianHe taught the world to read gardens as closely as poems.
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Benjamin Satterley (PAC)1986 – 2026 · Professional wrestlerThe Man That Gravity Forgot, England's high-flying AEW and WWE star
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Pac1986 – 2026 · Professional wrestlerEnglish high flyer who made gravity look optional, from Newcastle to NXT, Dragon Gate and AEW.
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Tony Currie1951 – 2026 · BroadcasterScottish broadcaster whose voice marked STV and BBC Scotland for decades.
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Ronnie Golden† 2026 · SingerFabulous Poodles frontman who helped invent musical alternative comedy.
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Mayer Hillman1931 – 2026 · ArchitectArchitect turned social scientist who fought for children, walkers and cyclists, and warned the world early about climate change.
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Ken Hay1925 – 2026 · Normandy D-Day veteranGrandad Ken: Normandy veteran who came home and taught a country to remember.
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John Delaney1942 – 2026 · Footballer (defender)Slough Town and Wycombe captain who won England amateur caps and played in the Football League.
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Charles Hampden-Turner1934 – 2026 · Management philosopherBritish management philosopher who created dilemma theory and co-founded Trompenaars Hampden-Turner, teaching leaders to reconcile clashing values.
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Pam Underwood1931 – 2026 · Amateur theatre performer and administratorFounder of the Apollo Theatre, Newport, and a beloved fixture of Isle of Wight amateur theatre.
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James Harkness1935 – 2026 · Church of Scotland ministerA pastor's heart for every rank: first non-Anglican Chaplain-General, then Kirk Moderator.
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Mike Bailey1942 – 2026 · Footballer (Charlton AthleticWolves' Captain Marvel, who lifted the League Cup in 1974 and never asked anyone to do what he would not do himself.
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Jack Crabtree† 2026 · PainterPainter who gave dignity to miners, steelworkers and lives that often went unnoticed.
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Sir Ian Wood1942 – 2026 · Businessman and philanthropistHe turned an Aberdeen fishing yard into a global energy group, then shared his luck with Scotland and Africa.
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Tony Thorpe1945 – 2026 · GuitaristRubettes guitarist whose white-suit hits and Baby I Know still echo.
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Ken Bates1931 – 2026 · BusinessmanHe bought Chelsea for a pound, saved Stamford Bridge, and made his friends laugh.
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Dave Kendall1963 – 2026 · Music journalistHe gave alternative music a home on MTV's 120 Minutes, and a generation found its sound.
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James Mackay, Baron Mackay of Clashfern1927 – 2026 · Scottish lawyerScottish Lord Chancellor of rare integrity; reforming lawyer, sabbatarian, and voice for Scots law.
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Kenny Jackett1962 – 2026 · Footballer and football managerWatford's own. One-club player, Wales international, and a manager who left every club better than he found it.
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Dave Mason1946 – 2026 · SingerHe wrote Feelin' Alright? and played on rock's greatest records. Through the music, his presence endures.
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Andy Kershaw1959 – 2026 · BroadcasterThe BBC broadcaster who opened Britain's ears to the music of the world.
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Phil Campbell1961 – 2026 · rock guitaristMotörhead guitarist for 31 years and leader of Phil Campbell and the Bastard Sons.
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Diane Munday1931 – 2026 · Political activistALRA campaigner who helped win the Abortion Act 1967 and co-founded BPAS.
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Iain Douglas-Hamilton1942 – 2025 · Zoologist and elephant conservationistPioneering zoologist who lived among elephants and helped ban the ivory trade.
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She taught half of Brighton to play, and the other half to listen.
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Preston Davey2022 – 2023A baby boy remembered by those who loved him, and failed by those who should have kept him safe.
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John Vaughan1964 – 2026 · Footballer and goalkeeping coachCambridge United's promotion-winning goalkeeper and a coach to keepers for two decades.
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Kevin O'Neill† 2026 · Gaelic footballer and council chief executiveNewry defender who helped Down bring the Sam Maguire Cup across the border in 1960 and 1961.
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Philip Otton1933 – 2026 · JudgeCoventry-born judge who rose to the Court of Appeal and judged fairly, clearly and humanely.
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Douglas Dunn1942 – 2026 · PoetPoet of Terry Street and Elegies, who wished his neighbours well and wrote so love would not be forgotten.
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Henry Rice1926 – 2026 · Royal Navy visual signalmanRoyal Navy D-Day veteran who ferried supplies to Juno Beach and spent a lifetime thanking those who did not return.
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David Aykroyd1937 – 2026 · Racehorse owner and breederYorkshire farmer and breeder for whom racing was the great passion of a long life.
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