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R I P Sir Ken Dodd A Great Part Of Lots Of People's Live's As They Grew Up
Progressive rock legend Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake and Palmer dies of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, aged 71, police tell the BBC.
Dawn French and Hugh Grant among co-stars to pay tribute to the "loving" Vicar of Dibley actress.
A memorable moment from the popular BBC sitcom Vicar of Dibley, with Emma Chambers as Alice Tinker, and Dawn French.
Actor Stephen Lewis, best known for his role as officious inspector "Blakey" in 1970s sitcom On the Buses, dies aged 88, his family announces.
Sir Roger Bannister, the first person to run a mile in under four minutes, dies at the age of 88.
Sorry to hear about Inspector Blakey but if he was born in 1926, how does that make him 88?
Roger Bannister - a true record breaker
Trevor Baylis developed the wind-up radio for people who had no access to electricity or batteries.
I do regret never having seen one of his live shows. He's been constantly funny all through our lives and his jokes never age. He can still be seen occasionally on BBC 4s 'The Good Old Days'.
R.I.P. Doddy - will forever be much missed
When I just told my husband that Ken Dodd had died, his reply was "Didhe?"
The old ones are the best. 
RIP Ken Dodd.
We seem to be losing the Greats, who will take their place ?
Stephen Hawkings (76) death was announced at 4am, by his family
One of the Top minds ever to be on this planet,
He put out ideas, that even the best Physicists had to learn whole new concepts,
just to catch a glimpse, of where Hawking was on the subject
His name will live with Newton - can't really improve on that
Nothing can escape a Black Hole - except 'Hawking Radiation' a fitting legacy
He had a wicked sense of Humour, which came out,
on His appearances on the Big Bang Theory & The Simpsons
A GIANT
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