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1 Jul 2010: Other lives: Larry Jon Wilson, the singer who 'could break your heart with a voice like a cannonball'
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1 Jul 2010: Other lives: David Abrahamovitch, seeker of life's ultimate experiences
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30 Jun 2010: Other lives: Laurie Mason developed regional television news and current affairs in the west of England in the 1960s
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30 Jun 2010: Other lives: Joyce Parkinson was one of the first British civilians to enter Belsen concentration camp after the war
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30 Jun 2010: Other lives: Fred White's legacy lies in the trees he planted in the gardens of the Hurlingham Club
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29 Jun 2010: Other lives: He was the pianist with Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts and an inspirational art teacher
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29 Jun 2010: Other lives: A chartered engineer and teacher, he detested the cruel divisions in society created by capitalism and war
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28 Jun 2010: Other lives: Principal of the Central School of Speech and Drama in London from 1978 until 1987
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27 Jun 2010: Other lives: Professor of social administration at University College, Swansea, with enlightened views on the green belt
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27 Jun 2010: Other lives: Member of the Samaritans who helped to train 'listeners' at Dartmoor prison
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24 Jun 2010: Other lives: Berenice Goodwin inspired generations of west London schoolgirls to careers in the creative arts
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24 Jun 2010: Other lives: Joe Blackadder was a languages teacher whose support for the Rosehill theatre in Whitehaven led him to write and illustrate a book
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24 Jun 2010: Other lives: Angela Molloy was a long-time trade unionist and community activist who was once thrown out of the Ritz hotel in London after entering with a 'Coal Not Dole' placard
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23 Jun 2010: Other lives: Jo Darke championed the cause of public sculpture after writing a guide to the nation's monuments
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23 Jun 2010: Other lives: One of journalist George Campey's biggest scoops was the decision to televise the coronation live in 1953
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