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System change is drug user’s legacy
Peter Adam |
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Dr Catherine, the Angel of Highgate
Dr Catherine Hay Aitken |
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Pioneer with mission to help people with poor sight
Janet Albu OBE |
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Kate Allan heroine of the left
Kate Allan |
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‘Glory, glory!’ Special send-off for ‘Tottenham Ted’
Edward Allen |
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Tories’ youngest-ever face at Town Hall
Ken Avery |
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Unsung legend of the post-war jazz scene
Claus Baess |
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Lady ‘B’ excelled from the oboe to oaks
Eleanor Barbirolli |
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Controversial ‘Grumpole’ of the Bailey
Michael Beresford-West |
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Architect who fought for the image of Hampstead
Michael Bench |
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Refugee from the US fought for justice
Ruth Bartlett |
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Darius found expression through music and dance
Darius Boman-Behram |
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Churchill’s bodyguard who became mayor three times
Bill Budd |
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Socialist’s jazzy farewell
Dawn Binmore |
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Frank, great business brain behind launch of the New Journal
Frank Branston |
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A generous, loyal and lovably stubborn press man of principle
Patrick Breen |
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Peace campaigner ‘the sort of person CND was built on’
Frances Brown |
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Goodnight Irene, friends’ farewell to a ‘great campaigner’
Irene Bruegel |
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Artist famed for her sympathetic portraits
Kathleen Browne |
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Lifelong campaigner whose last words were: ‘Live differently’
Peter Cadogan |
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How paving fight turned Olga into real campaigner
Olga Calnan |
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Activist and socialist who was an inspiration to all
Trevor Carter |
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Photojournalist documented both Hollywood and the horrors of war
Denis Cameron |
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Standing up for the rights of others
Jean Cox |
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Retired publican was ‘a true gent and a one-off character’
Bertie Clark |
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Friends’ tributes to Joe Daly, big hearted ‘Clown Number One’
Joe Daly |
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Teacher, activist and free spirit
Rita Davies |
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Property developer who left his mark on landscape
Harold Deco |
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A determined worker with designs on better schools
Brenda Degerdon |
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Doctor healed soldiers’ mental scars
Patrick De Mare |
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Pioneer who opened anthropology to all
Dame Mary Douglas |
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Head who fought poverty
Robin Dowsett |
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Handsome, profoundly cultured and a royal favourite
Rodney Diak |
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Caretaker dies after last farewell to hall he loved
Alexander Dyos |
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‘Perfectionist’ David was a friend of the stars
David Fairbairn |
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Shock death of man who ‘loved to care for others’
Antony Fenn |
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Late-developer poet with her own angle on the world
Shelah Florey |
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Communist campaigner who never lost touch
Hilda Forman |
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Man of fierce logic and inventive puzzle making
Albie Fiore |
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International Brigade veteran
Sol Frankel
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Inspirational journalist with a sense of mischief
Christine Garbutt |
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Outspoken RAF man who had a lighter side
Lord Timothy Garden |
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Dedicated teacher who loved the classroom
Ann Gilhooley |
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Retired diplomat with controversial line in sermons
Sir Alan Goodison |
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Richard Grout – a passionate headteacher
Richard Grout |
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Inspirational journalist with a sense of mischief
Christine
Barbutt |
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Socialist blazed trail for human rights lawyers
Jack Gaster |
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Community centre memorial to vision of tenants’ leader
Chris Harbon |
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A true professional
Graham Harvey |
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Jo’s half century serving eels, pie and mash
Jo Hanrahan |
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Activist with key role in rent strike movement
Terry Heath |
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Life of an activist, legacy of a scholar
Bernhard Herzberg |
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Hundreds turn out for ‘Our Norm’
Norman Higginson |
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Home front heroine with a passion for singing and travelling
Maud Hillman |
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Bob believed in making the world a better place
Bob Hall |
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Frank played down his wartime horrors
Frank Hallett |
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School’s gran who helped hundreds to read
Phyllis Hillel |
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Friends remember creator of grassy knoll
Douglas A Huggins |
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‘One of the old school... and always a gentleman’
Patrick Howard |
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Custodian made dream return to historic house
Derek Jackson |
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Lena Jeger, MP who turned poetry of ideals into practice
Lena Jeger |
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Moving farewell for actress who shared stage with stars
Nicola Jenkins |
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Tribute to happy and courageous Michael
Michael Larkin |
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Charles saved thousands of lives with low-cost medicine
Charles Lefton |
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The lawyer who fought Franco and some overcharging builders!
Frank Loeffler |
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Upholder of ideals of liberty and inclusion
Margaret Little |
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An eclectic talent with unshakeable political beliefs
Helen Lighthill |
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Lee Johnson – art historian
Professor Lee Johnson |
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Bob Kelley – campaigner and local hero
Bob Kelley |
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Concert tribute to school’s music head
Richard Knight |
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Liberator found his bride among resistance
Charles Knight-Keen |
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Siberia taught restaurateur to value life
Ludwig Koch |
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Inspirational art teacher who fled from Nazis and apartheid
Joe Kusner |
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Actor who was equally at home in the workshop
Hugh Latimer |
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Violin teacher with light touch
Elspeth Lliff |
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Ex-nurse whose thoughts were for welfare of elderly
Irene ‘Rene’ Mackay |
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‘'Big John', trade unionist and man of principle
John Maher |
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Head who broke down walls that cut off schools
Michael Marland |
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Historian who saw the importance of beauty
Arthur Marwick |
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Ilse Mayor - Nazi-survivor who fled to Britain
Ilse Meye |
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Code-cracker and the genetics expert were pioneering researchers
Donald Michie |
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‘Adrian was a genius. He was a tender, political poet who never compromised’
Adrian Mitchell |
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The last gentleman
Brian McNicholas |
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Code-cracker and the genetics expert were pioneering researchers
Dame Anne McLaren |
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Pamela Moore – a woman of conviction
Pamela Moore |
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A ground-breaking academic
Ellen Noonan |
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Communist Party stalwart who stood up to the far right at polls
Jock Nicolson |
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A tireless worker and always true to her political ideals
Pat Nightingale |
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Poetry-loving ‘ambassador’
Elizabeth ‘Lil’ Price |
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Dennis loved the area so much
Dennis O'keefe |
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A wonderful lady, totally committed to justice
Betty Papworth |
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A child of the revolution who lived by her principles
Tamara Phillips |
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Anti-war stalwart searched for peace
Peggie Preston |
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‘Diana’s stature grew as she began to write her poetry’
Diana Raymond |
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The literary lioness with a penchant for French culture
Joanna Richardson |
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Green Jacket George, a ‘modern’ man devoted to his wife
George Ritchie |
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Lover of song, dance and stage
Dorothy Robinson |
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Musical biker with a passion for tennis
Anthony Rooney |
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Circus worker, artist and activist
James Shallcross |
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Hidden legacy of a life devoted to helping others
Huntly Spence |
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David, among first to fight for gay rights
David Smith
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A stalwart of socialism and a man of unshakable principle
Jock Stallard |
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Poet, campaigner, feminist and Bowie fan
Ruth Stern |
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Preservation of Heath owed something to John’s science
John Stephenson |
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Forgery that was passport to a colourful life
Angela Szentirmay |
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Hospital chief’s naval style
Anthony Tippet |
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Doctor fought Parkinson’s and apartheid
Cecil Todes |
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Ex-mayor who led fight to save old people’s home
Jim Turner |
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Pub singer, Britt Ekland’s ‘mystery man’ and a caring friend
Scott Tyler |
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‘Working as an observer in Angola, Tracy became accustomed to sound of gunfire’
Tracy Warnes |
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MP mourns ‘a good man gone’
Hugh Webster |
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A great and inspirational director of the National Youth Theatre
Edward Wilson |
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Author of 50 books who combined aristocratic charm and erudition
Peter Vansittart |
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Valdar of Hampstead – campaigning journalist
Journalist and ‘foot soldier of the revolution’
Stewart Valdar |
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