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RT @BeardyHowse: "It is not usually best practice to demolish the most significant parts of a listed building, as would be the case with th…

RT @telegraphobits: Barry Humphries: Australian-born comic genius – obituary, including an afterword by Dame Edna Everage https://t.co/IMuC…

RT @MarcusSaul78: Finally got some of my favourite @Telegraph obituaries up on the wall. A lovely gift from a great friend @jonathanogrady…

RT @BeardyHowse: Sinister nocturnal spikes on a pedestrian signpost in St James's Park to deter the PARAKEETS. https://t.co/DMLBsL7ptA

RT @BeardyHowse: Preston's oldest domestic building perhaps. Behind this 19th-century shop front is a late 16th-century cross-wing to small…

RT @BeardyHowse: The marvellous sharp steeple of St Walburge, Preston, 1847, designed by Joseph Hansom, the cab man. https://t.co/yn1v7dH5gW

RT @TimBarnsley1: The opening of a Telegraph obituary https://t.co/SWZWjwLccu

Wayne Shorter, revered musician and composer acclaimed as one of the finest jazz saxophonists – obituary https://t.co/tPKTlOgeep

Ian McCorquodale, devoted son of Barbara Cartland and keeper of the flame of the ‘Queen of Romance’ – obituary https://t.co/qzhM0W8HO8

Linda Kasabian, Manson Family follower whose evidence helped to convict other members of murder – obituary https://t.co/lRbl5tO74N

Alan Kennedy, commander of the first UK submarine to surface at the North Pole – obituary https://t.co/0F66XON8Ln

Sir Bernard Ingham, gruff Yorkshireman who served Mrs Thatcher faithfully as press secretary – obituary https://t.co/wl5XcpyvXD

Baroness Boothroyd, OM, indomitable MP who won all-round respect and admiration as the first woman Speaker of the House of Commons – obituary https://t.co/BfNNL7x78H

Sir David Lumsden, educator and organist who transformed the Royal Academy of Music into a world leader – obituary https://t.co/rsHfPUnBZL

Philip Ziegler, diplomat and historian who was unflinching in his biographies of Mountbatten and Edward VIII – obituary https://t.co/ZhVVB1AOof

Jim Lewis, pine furniture tycoon and owner of the triple Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Best Mate – obituary https://t.co/g21E2NbvTh

RT @telegraphobits: Just Fontaine, centre-forward who scored a record 13 goals at the 1958 World Cup – obituary https://t.co/jLRW4TXhzL