This week's celebrity death

[J-C]

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Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre has died by “suicide”

That'll be Andrew off the hook then.

[Scouse Hibee]

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That'll be Andrew off the hook then.

Yeah no more sweating over the allegations.

[cabbageandribs1875]

this THING is a disgrace Prince Andrew's ex-girlfriend Lady Victoria Hervey sparks backlash with 'sick' Virginia Giuffre post after suicide | The Standard

Prince Andrew’s ex-girlfriend is facing a furious backlash online after sharing a “sick” post following Virginia Giuffre’s death.

She captioned the Instagram story: “When lies catch up with you there’s no way out.”Reacting with fury after her upload, social media users branded her “sick”, while another said it was “despicable”.


i remember her telling all and sundry that the photo with the paedo prince and the lassie was fake and her ex-boyfriend was such a gentleman and wouldn't get involved with all the stuff he was accused off

Lady my erky

[marinello59]

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Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre has died by “suicide”

Abused by powerful men from a young age no wonder she found living a normal life so difficult.
RIP

[hibsbollah]

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Abused by powerful men from a young age no wonder she found living a normal life so difficult.
RIP

Well said.

[CropleyWasGod]

One for the folkies...

Wizz Jones.

Once described by Bert Jansch as "the most underrated guitarist ever."

[CropleyWasGod]

This one passed me by.

Dave Clunie, ex of Hearts.

I knew him once he stopped playing. Lovely guy.

If anyone knows of the funeral arrangements, could you let me know, please?

[Hibby70]

Mike Peters from The Alarm after a long battle with leukemia. Kept fighting and performing to the end.

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This one passed me by.

Dave Clunie, ex of Hearts.

I knew him once he stopped playing. Lovely guy.

If anyone knows of the funeral arrangements, could you let me know, please?

That's sad news. Good guy, occasionally managed a quick blether with him when he had Olivers in Rose Street although it was always busy.

I think he worked in The Rainbow as well.

[CropleyWasGod]

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That's sad news. Good guy, occasionally managed a quick blether with him when he had Olivers in Rose Street although it was always busy.

I think he worked in The Rainbow as well.

He did.

Later had a guest house in Corstorphine with his wife.

[wookie70]

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Mike Peters from The Alarm after a long battle with leukemia. Kept fighting and performing to the end.

I have been watching and listening to the Alarm for 40 years. He fought his illness with such courage, dignity and spirit. A massively under-rated band and his death has hit me harder than any celebrity death perhaps with the exception of Stuart Adamson. So sad

[Scouse Hibee]

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He did.

Later had a guest house in Corstorphine with his wife.

He did indeed, it was called The Glenlivet, on St John’s Road, ran it with his wife Linda.

[Caversham Green]

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I have been watching and listening to the Alarm for 40 years. He fought his illness with such courage, dignity and spirit. A massively under-rated band and his death has hit me harder than any celebrity death perhaps with the exception of Stuart Adamson. So sad

He actually fronted Big Country in place of Stuart Adamson a few years back - I saw them at The Hexagon in Reading. Very good in his own right and a very moving tribute to Stuart, but they just weren't the same without him.

[Sloop67]

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Mike Peters from The Alarm after a long battle with leukemia. Kept fighting and performing to the end.

Really shocked and saddened when I heard this at lunchtime , I've been a fan for years .He was a realy nice guy who had time for everyone apparently . I'd always hoped I'd get the chance to see him live again sometime , he's the kind of guy who'd be perfect for MacArts. The Spirit of 76 will live on forever

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Really shocked and saddened when I heard this at lunchtime , I've been a fan for years .He was a realy nice guy who had time for everyone apparently . I'd always hoped I'd get the chance to see him live again sometime , he's the kind of guy who'd be perfect for MacArts. The Spirit of 76 will live on forever

Just heard the news and totally shocked. One of my first Gigs was seeing the Alarm in the summer of 88.

Also saw him a few times with Big Country. Mostly smaller venues and always had time for a chat.

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Norm

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Norm

Oh no!

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BBC arts broadcaster Alan Yentob dies aged 78

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8dp75gw8lo

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BBC arts broadcaster Alan Yentob dies aged 78

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8dp75gw8lo

Sorry to hear that. At the heart of BBC output when they had something good to offer. Including the launch of CBeebies!

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Christophe Clement 59

French US Horse trainer

RIP

[CropleyWasGod]

Brian Kellock.

Not a household name, but a huge name in the jazz world, here and abroad.

Used to love watching him batter hell out of the keys on the old upright in Henry's, and then seamlessly sitting back and letting the singer do their stuff with the most beautiful of accompaniments.

And, it has to be said, a Hibby.

https://ukjazznews.com/rip-brian-kellock-1962-2025/

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Brian Kellock.

Not a household name, but a huge name in the jazz world, here and abroad.

Used to love watching him batter hell out of the keys on the old upright in Henry's, and then seamlessly sitting back and letting the singer do their stuff with the most beautiful of accompaniments.

And, it has to be said, a Hibby.

https://ukjazznews.com/rip-brian-kellock-1962-2025/

My mate's brother in law. Saw him a couple of times in Henry's. Not my music but I could totally appreciate how good he was. Wonderful piano player.

RIP Brian

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A loss, I suspect, for many of us. RIP Hotlips Houlihan, Loretta Swit.

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RIP Lachie Stewart, 1970 Commonwealth Games 10,000 metres gold medallist. I was jumping up and down in front of the telly that day, what a run.

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RIP Lachie Stewart, 1970 Commonwealth Games 10,000 metres gold medallist. I was jumping up and down in front of the telly that day, what a run.

I was lucky enough to be there.

[HUTCHYHIBBY]

Frederick Forsyth.

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Uriah Rennie 65

First black EPL referee

RIP

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Frederick Forsyth.

Oh that's a shame. One of the few authors I'd treat like a rock band, automatically buying every book they released as it was released.

[grunt]

Sly Stone.

[Sloop67]

https://abcnews.go.com/US/sly-stone-...y?id=122666345