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1 Sep 2010: Artist who specialised in cutaway line drawings of aircraft
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1 Sep 2010: Blundering Gestapo agent in 'Allo 'Allo
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1 Sep 2010: Other lives: Girls' school headteacher who listened and empathised while defending equal opportunities
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1 Sep 2010: Other lives: North London political activist and champion of the rights of working people
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1 Sep 2010: Other lives: A former professional musician, he entertained wartime troops and was still playing violin aged 96
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1 Sep 2010: Clive Irving writes: I was features editor of the Daily Express when Raymond Hawkey (obituary, 31 August) arrived at the paper, which was then at the height of its success in the late 1950s.
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1 Sep 2010: French cycling champion best known for his epic defeat in the 1989 Tour de France
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1 Sep 2010:
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 1 September 1930: The death occurred at Oxford on Friday evening of Dr. William Archibald Spooner, who was for twenty-one years Warden of New College, Oxford
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31 Aug 2010: Photographer whose unadorned, plaintive images exposed a darker side of fashion
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Other lives: Homeopath and housing manager who helped tenants to manage their own estates
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31 Aug 2010: Argentinian footballer and last survivor of the 1930 World Cup final
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31 Aug 2010: Literary historian, academic and longstanding editor of Essays in Criticism
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31 Aug 2010: Janet Whitaker writes: When Andrew McIntosh (obituary, 30 August) persuaded me to join the corporation of the Working Men's College in London as deputy chair …
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31 Aug 2010: French film director best known for Tous les Matins du Monde
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31 Aug 2010: Laurent Fignon, the two-time Tour de France winner, has died aged 50 following a battle with cancer
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