Today

Sir Henry Boyd-Carpenter, Private Solicitor to the Queen, 1995-2002, 69; Maria Bueno, tennis player, 69; Sir Bobby Charlton, World Cup team footballer, 1966, 71; Vice-Admiral Sir John Coward, Commandant of the Royal College of Defence Studies, 1992-94, 71; Valerie Cumming, deputy director, Museum of London, 1988-97, 62; Sir Timothy Daunt, Permanent Representative to Nato, Brussels, 1982-85, 73; Sir Michael Edwardes, chairman, British Leyland, 1977-82, 78; Tony Evans, Head Master, King’s College School, Wimbledon, 1997-2007, 63; Dawn French, actress and comedian, 51; Lord Harris of Haringey, chairman, Metropolitan Police Authority, 2000-04, 55; Sir Denys Henderson, chairman, the Rank Group, 1995-2001, 76; Jenny Leach, Chief Guide of Girlguiding UK, 2001-06, 64; John Nettles, actor, 65; Alan Pascoe, European champion and gold medallist in 400m hurdles and 4x4m relay, 1974, 61; Lord Prior, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, 1981-84, 81; David Rendall, tenor, 60; Dame Paddy Ridsdale, chairman, Conservative MPs’ Wives, 1978-91, 87; Air Chief Marshal Sir Michael Stear, deputy commander-in-chief, Allied Forces Central Europe, 1992-96, 70; Lord Tordoff, president, Liberal Party, 1983-84, 80; Lord Wilson of Dinton, Secretary of the Cabinet and Head, Home Civil Service, 1998-02, 66.

Tomorrow

Professor Juliet Cheetham, sociologist, professor and director, Social Work Research Centre, Stirling University 1986-95, 69; Brian Cobby, actor and former voice of the Speaking Clock, 79; Robert Heron, director, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, 1978-87, 81; Jonathan Holborow, editor, Mail on Sunday, 1992-98, 65; Dr John Moffatt, Provost, The Queen’s College, Oxford, 1987-93, 86; Rick Parfitt, rock singer and guitarist, 60; Angela Rippon, broadcaster and chairman, English National Ballet, 2000-04, 64; David Threlfall, actor, 55; Sir David White, chairman, Nottingham Health Authority, 1986-98, 79.