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Debbie Clark1965–2026American athlete and television personality known as 'Storm' on the original American Gladiators series from 1991 to 1993.- George Major1938–2026George Major (1938–2026) was the Pearly King of Peckham, a London cultural figure and real-life inspiration for the Only Fools and Horses character Del Boy.
- Guang Sir2007–2026A 19-year-old Chinese social media influencer on Douyin who died in a motorcycle crash shortly after paying off his family's £337,000 debt.
- Albert Cooper1936–2026Albert Cooper, a Daily Mirror sports photographer who captured iconic images including Gazza's tears at the 1990 World Cup, has died aged 90.
- Eddie Richardson1936–2026Eddie Richardson was a notorious South London gangster who led the Richardson mob, rivals of the Kray twins in 1960s Britain.
- Karen Young?–2026Karen Young was a participant on Channel 4's documentary series Château DIY, where she and her family renovated a French château.
- James McHugh?–2026James McHugh was an Irish Gaelic footballer and All-Ireland champion who died in a road traffic accident.
- Liam O'Neill1955–2026Liam O'Neill was an Irish Gaelic games administrator who served as the 37th president of the Gaelic Athletic Association from 2012 to 2015.
- Terry Slater1941–2026Terry Slater was a British music industry executive and manager who launched A-Ha's career and helped develop Queen, Sex Pistols, Kate Bush, and Duran Duran.
- Ken McCurrach1946–2026Scottish-born Australian rugby union player who represented Western Australia and toured with the Wallabies in 1973.
- George Colin Stove1949–2026George Colin Stove was a Scottish radar pioneer and remote‑sensing scientist who founded Geospace Consultancy and co‑invented atomic dielectric resonance.
- Christine Borland1965–2026Scottish contemporary artist and Turner Prize nominee.
- Ronnie Le Drew?–2026Canadian-British puppeteer and TV presenter best known for voicing Zippy on the children's series Rainbow.
- Sir Ian Wood1942–2026Sir Ian Wood was a Scottish billionaire businessman and philanthropist who transformed Wood Group into a global energy services corporation.
- Gerry Kelly1948–2026Gerry Kelly (1948–2026) was a Northern Irish broadcaster and journalist best known for hosting the UTV talk show Kelly from 1989 to 2005.
- Nahathai Satjalert?–2026Thai indie band vocalist who died in a Bangkok bar fire that killed 33 people.
- David Willey1932–2026David Willey was a distinguished BBC foreign correspondent renowned for his Vatican coverage and reporting on five popes.
- Antoinette Bower1932–2026Antoinette Bower was a British-American actress known for her roles in Star Trek, The Twilight Zone, and Prom Night.
- Ken Bates1931–2026Ken Bates was a British businessman and former chairman of Chelsea and Leeds United football clubs, known for saving Chelsea from financial ruin.
- Dermot Murnaghan1957–2026Dermot Murnaghan was a veteran English television presenter and journalist known for his work on Sky News, BBC News, and as host of the quiz show Eggheads.
