R.I.P. Clive James

[Anonymous]

Clive James 80 passed away yesterday 

He always put a smile on my face

Remember seeing him on tv dancing the jive with Darcey Bussell at the 100 Club, London

His easy humour, very self-effacing 

An Anglophile

He will be sadly missed

R.I.P. Clive 

[TallTrees]

I liked Clive James too @Anonymous
Good sense of humor 😁

[Cleoriff]

I loved his humour. Will be missed

R.I.P Clive. Thanks for the memories.

[Mi-Amigo]

Great sense of humour, made me laugh, and will be missed.

R.I.P. Clive 

[Anonymous]

Loved watching his Sunday night programmes.
Although Margarita Pracatan used to give me a headache!

[blissgirl]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-50578512 here's the link

[pgn]

We lost a lot of famous, and not so famous, faces this week, @Anonymous.

Clive James was a favourite, his wry letters and stories usually provoked a thought if not a smile.

[Anonymous]

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@pgn wrote:
We lost a lot of famous, and not so famous, faces this week, @Anonymous.

Clive James was a favourite, his wry letters and stories usually provoked a thought if not a smile.

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Indeed @pgn 

David Baily, the famous photographer, passed away very recently. May he rest in peace.

There is a Sunday half hour programme on BBC Radio 4 ... 8:30pm to 9:00pm called, from memory, The Last Word ... it is an interesting, if sad, report of 4 or say 5 people recently departed. 

[Anonymous]

My mum always used the David Bailey ism when we took ages taking photos..

Who do you think you are, David Bailey?
And now I use
I’m not David Bailey you know??

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
My mum always used the David Bailey ism when we took ages taking photos..

Who do you think you are, David Bailey?
And now I use
I’m not David Bailey you know??

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Re: Radio 4 programme I mentioned above

It isn't just a straight 30 minute programme narrated by a broadcaster ... it includes the recently departed say interviews and people known to them speaking too