Today

Sir Harold Atcherley, chairman, Toynbee Hall, 1985-90, 90; A. P. Dyer, chief executive and deputy chairman, BOC, 1993-96, 76; Kenneth Gill, general secretary, Manufacturing, Science, Finance, 1989-92, 81; Antony Gormley, sculptor, 58; Lord Healey, Chancellor of the Exchequer, 1974-79, 91; Air Marshal Sir Frank Holroyd, Chief of Logistics Support, RAF 1989-91, 73; Dr Jeremy Lee-Potter, chairman, British Medical Association, 1990-93, 74; Sue MacGregor, broadcaster, 67; Professor Iain MacIntyre, endocrinologist, 84; Sir Peter North, principal, Jesus College, Oxford, 1984-2005, 72; Keith Payne, VC, 75; Professor J. M. Thoday, geneticist, 92; Joan Woodgate, matron-in-chief, Queen Alexandra’s RN Nursing Service, 1962-66, 96.

Tomorrow

Eugene Anderson, chairman and chief executive, Ferranti International, 1990-94, 70; Admiral Sir Brian Brown, Second Sea Lord, 1988-91, 74; Sir Colin Budd, Ambassador to the Netherlands, 2001-05, 63; Sir James Cleminson, chairman, British Overseas Trade Board, 1986-90, 87; Dame Elizabeth Forgan, writer and broadcaster, 64; Sir William Francis, director, British Railways Board, 1994-97, 82; Richard Gere, actor, 59; Professor Christine King, vice-chancellor, Staffordshire University, 64; Professor Brian Livesley, forensic physician, 72; Clive Lloyd, cricketer, 64; Professor Sir Bernard Lovell, founder and director, Jodrell Bank Experimental Station, 1951-81, 95; Van Morrison, singer, 63; Bryan Organ, painter, 73; Itzhak Perlman, violinist and conductor, 63.