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Publisher who forged alliance with Labour
Lord Holme of Cheltenham, who combined his political interests with a successful career in publishing and lobbying, has died aged 71 from brain cancer
‘Cowboy zionist’ who led the Exodus
Yossi Harel, who has died aged 90, helped thousands of Jews travel to Palestine. His defiance of the British blockade echoed round the world
Record-breaking aviator and legendary surfer
Woody ‘Spider’ Brown, who has died aged 96, was a record-breaking aviator, built the first modern catamaran and will be remembered as a legendary surfer
Swiss chemist who invented LSD dies
Albert Hofmann, the Swiss scientist best known for synthesising the hallucinogenic drug LSD, but who also discovered several breakthrough medicines has died aged 102
Sir Derek Higgs: City grandee and ardent motorcyclist
The author of a groundbreaking report on corporate governance in Britain’s boardrooms died suddenly aged 64 after a lifelong career in the City
Obituary: Humphrey Lyttelton
Humphrey Lyttelton, the band leader, jazz trumpeter and voice of radio’s I’m Sorry, I Haven’t a Clue, has died aged 86 after an operation
Heiress who found her heavyweight Gatsby
Mary Josephine Lauder Tunney, who has died aged 100, was a socialite and philanthropist. But, 80 years ago, she defied her social station and married a boxer
An MP who embodied traditional Labour values
Gwyneth Dunwoody, who died at the age of 77, was the longest-serving female MP and stood out as an honest campaigner who stuck to what she believed in
Hollywood epic cinema personified
The flair of Charlton Heston, who died aged 84, during Hollywood’s epic era was for seeming taller than life, nobler than screen rivals and uncannily suited to wearing period costume, writes Nigel Andrews
News at Ten founder blazed a trail
Sir Geoffrey Cox, who has died just short of his 98th birthday, set the style and content of television news throughout Britain and much of Europe




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