tsubaki
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A sad loss, he could be at times a bit dodgy but at least you could excuse a lot of that because of what he'd seen himself. Compared to most modern hacks though he was a saint.
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A sad loss, he could be at times a bit dodgy but at least you could excuse a lot of that because of what he'd seen himself. Compared to most modern hacks though he was a saint.
Don't know whether tolol or cry, ok lollollollol
Bluerover
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A brilliant and fearless journalist. Incisive commentator on the complexity that is the Middle East.
I was unaware that he had taken out Irish citizenship!
He will be missed.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh Se.
MockBu4
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Want to share this, guess this thread is ok.
"The drums they were a-beating time
While the pipes they loudly played
When Daly died the drums did beat
That morning in the Dagshai heat
Now we beat the drums no more"
Wolf Tones
100 years ago in Dagshai Prison James Joseph Daly, a private of the 1st Battalion of the Connaught Rangers, was shot by a firing squad. Dely was the only one of 69 (according to other sources 77) convicted in participation in the mutiny of June 28, 1920, in Jullundur (now Jalandhar, India), who was sentenced to death and the last soldier in the history of the British armed forces to be executed for the mutiny.
It is unknown when this photo was taken: before the tragic events or right before the execution. But I would like to think that this young man met his death with the same calm and dignity that we see in this photo.
"The drums they were a-beating time
While the pipes they loudly played
When Daly died the drums did beat
That morning in the Dagshai heat
Now we beat the drums no more"
Wolf Tones
100 years ago in Dagshai Prison James Joseph Daly, a private of the 1st Battalion of the Connaught Rangers, was shot by a firing squad. Dely was the only one of 69 (according to other sources 77) convicted in participation in the mutiny of June 28, 1920, in Jullundur (now Jalandhar, India), who was sentenced to death and the last soldier in the history of the British armed forces to be executed for the mutiny.
It is unknown when this photo was taken: before the tragic events or right before the execution. But I would like to think that this young man met his death with the same calm and dignity that we see in this photo.
Charles Hawtrey
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Sean Connery finally succumbed to the laser guided sharks! Sad loss - the Hill was a huge favorite.
Toast
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Sean Connery: Harrison Ford pays tribute to 'dear friend'
The actor, who starred with Sir Sean in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, says: "God we had fun".
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Sad end that.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Only 67, funny man. 
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John Sessions: Stephen Fry leads tributes to 'lovable' comedian
Stephen Fry remembers actor and comedian John Sessions as "warm, vulnerable, lovable and loving".
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Only 67, funny man.
John Sessions: Stephen Fry leads tributes to 'lovable' comedian
Stephen Fry remembers actor and comedian John Sessions as "warm, vulnerable, lovable and loving".
Just brilliant in Stella Street.
Especially Keith and Mick’s corner shop.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
Yeah, he got them off to a tee, really sad news.
The Keith and Mick sketch was just brilliant, a very intelligent guy turned actor and author in recent years, it's been a bad week.
Did you ever see the Stella St coach trip to the seaside ?
Jimmy Hill giving Mrs Huggett one !
It was one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.
John Sessions apparently suffered from stage fright, which is a big shame, because he always came across as an engaging and intelligent performer. RIP.
davids
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The Hill and The Offence far better than anything else he did,oh except The Man Who Would be King. The Bond stuff was ok but a bit of a walk on walk off for him.
4737carlin
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The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin is classic, thought he had a great face for comedy, RIP Geoffrey Palmer
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Geoffrey Palmer, TV and film actor, dies at 93
The prolific actor was best known for starring with Dame Judi Dench in BBC sitcom As Time Goes By.
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summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
He was great as the fascist nutter.The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin is classic, thought he had a great face for comedy, RIP Geoffrey Palmer
Geoffrey Palmer, TV and film actor, dies at 93
The prolific actor was best known for starring with Dame Judi Dench in BBC sitcom As Time Goes By.
Lovely cameo in Blackadder.
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