User:Charles Matthews/ODNB New January 2014

List from http://global.oup.com/oxforddnb/info/newupdates/contents/newlives14a/

These people, with a few exception among the names marked "sub", died in 2010.

• Donald Acheson, medical officer
• Ray Alan ventriloquist, writer, and television presenter
• Arthur Macdonald Allchin, Church of England clergyman and theologian
• Raymond Allchin, archaeologist
• Malcolm Alexander Allison, footballer and manager
• Miriam Allott, literary scholar (sub)
• Michael Richardson Angus, industrialist
• Beryl Margaret Bainbridge, actress and writer
• Peter Robert Baldwin, civil servant
• Alec Douglas Bangham, haematologist
• John Adrian Shepherd-Barron, businessman
• Harold Henry Beach, engineer and car designer
• Arnold Heyworth Beckett, pharmacologist
• Harold Winston Beckett, jazz trumpeter
• Alec Victor Bedser, cricketer and businessman
• Eric Arthur Bedser (1918–2006), cricketer (sub)
• Elisabeth Beresford, novelist and children's author
• Thomas Henry Bingham, Baron Bingham of Cornhill, judge
• James Whyte Black, pharmacologist
• Claude Blair, museum curator and scholar of arms and armour
• Mildred Lillington Blaxter, sociologist
• Albert Edward Booth, politician
• Mary Brancker, veterinary surgeon
• Barbara Bray, translator and script editor
• Ian Brownlie, jurist
• Judith Harriet Bumpus, radio producer and art historian
• Geoffrey Ronald Burbidge, astronomer
• Geoffrey Alan Burgon, composer
• Richard Desborough Burnell (1917–1995), sculler and rowing correspondent (sub)
• Bertram Harold Thomas Bushnell, sculler and marine engineer
• Ian Gillett Carmichael, actor
• Harry Leonard Carpenter, sports journalist and broadcaster
• Peter Barrie Cheeseman, theatre director
• Winston Spencer Churchill, journalist and politician (sub)
• David Hazell Clark, psychiatrist
• Patricia Hannah Clarke, microbial biochemist
• Raymond Thurston Clarke, charity worker and public servant
• Gladys Agnes Clements, Lady Seton, journalist and promoter of flower arranging
• Anthony John Close, Spanish scholar
• Cecil Montacute Clothier, barrister and public servant
• Kenneth Henry Clucas, civil servant
• Kenneth Sidney Coates, sociologist and politician
• David John Hugh Cockayne, electron microscopist
• Oliver Jasper Cox, architect (sub)
• Percy Cradock, diplomatist
• Frank Gilbert Crichlow, musician, restaurateur, and community activist
• Eileen Chris Crofton, Lady Crofton (1919–2010), physician and public health campaigner (sub)
• Andrew Willshire Cunningham, trade unionist, local government politician, and criminal
• Krsto Franjo Cviić, journalist and author
• Margaret Dale, dancer and television producer
• John Philip William Dankworth, jazz musician and composer
• Basil Craig Risbridger Davidson, special operations officer, journalist, and historian
• Lancelot Richard Bell Davies, naval officer
• Lucienne Lisbeth Dulcie Day, textile designer
• Ronald Henry Day, furniture designer
• Peter Brian Denyer, electronic engineer and entrepreneur
• Jayaben Suryakant Desai, factory worker, trade unionist, and teacher
• Clive Stanley Donner, film and television director
• Kenneth James Dover, Greek scholar and college head
• Brian Christopher Duffy, photographer
• Gai Eaton, diplomatist and Muslim scholar
• Hywel Teifi Edwards, literary scholar and cultural historian
• Owen Edwards, broadcasting executive and promoter of the Welsh language
• Andrew Samuel Christopher Ehrenberg, statistician and marketing scientist
• Joseph Ettedgui, fashion designer and retailer
• Mary Forbes Evans, picture librarian and author
• Thomas Kelman Fleming, actor, director, and broadcaster
• Brian Hilton Flowers, Baron Flowers (1924–2010), theoretical physicist, public servant, and university administrator
• Michael Mackintosh Foot, journalist, politician, and author
• Philippa Ruth Foot, philosopher
• Hugh Ford, mechanical engineer
• Wallace Fox, medical researcher
• Richard Stanley Francis, jockey and author
• Honor Elizabeth Frost, marine archaeologist
• Leslie David Gibbard , cartoonist and film animator
• Charles Thomas Gillett, disc jockey and musicologist
• John Gillingham, neurosurgeon
• John Reginald Gillum, merchant banker
• Cyril Glasser, solicitor
• Wynne Alexander Hugh Godley, economist and musician
• Michael Douglas Goulder, biblical scholar
• Marrack Irvine Goulding, diplomatist, international civil servant, and college head
• Cyril Ewart Lionel Grant, actor and singer
• Clemency Anne Rosemary Gray, restaurateur and cookery writer
• Michael Robert Green, guitarist
• Pamela Green, model and actress
• James Thomson Greenwood, teacher, rugby union player, and coach
• Richard Langton Gregory, experimental psychologist
• John Aneurin Grey Griffith, legal scholar
• Frederick Peter Halliday, scholar of international relations
• Alan Barry King-Hamilton, judge
• Brian Hanrahan, journalist and broadcaster
• Arthur Thomas Hatto, scholar of German literature and of archaic poetry
• Harold Haywood, youth worker and charity administrator
• Edna May Healey, Lady Healey, biographer
• Stephen Hearst, broadcasting executive and producer
• David James George Hennessy, 3rd Baron Windlesham and Baron Hennessy, politician, broadcasting executive, and college head
• Carola Margaret Hicks, art historian
• Alexander Gordon Higgins, snooker player
• Peter John Hilton, code breaker and mathematician
• Trevor Holdsworth, businessman
• Andrew Jeremy Holmes, oarsman and rowing coach
• Simon Michael Hornby, businessman and gardener
• Anthony Michell Howard, journalist and broadcaster
• Robert John Maxwell-Hyslop, politician
• Eva Maria Charlotte Michelle Ibbotson, author
• Terence Ingold, mycologist and botanist
• Amélie Jakobovits, Lady Jakobovits, charity patron (sub)
• Lionel Charles Jeffries, actor and film director
• Elizabeth Heald Jenkins, novelist and biographer
• Anthony Reginald Johnson, singer
• Kathleen Jones, historian and scholar of social policy
• Tony Robert Judt, historian and political commentator
• Rosamind Julius, design entrepreneur and furniture manufacturer
• Leslie Julius, furniture retailer
• David Montague de Burgh Kenworthy, 11th Baron Strabolgi, artist and politician
• Frank Kermode, literary scholar and critic
• Richard Darwin Keynes, physiologist and historian
• Charles Spencer King, automotive engineer
• Dorothy Knowles, French scholar and fencing champion
• Bernard MacGregor Walker Knox, classical scholar and essayist
• Hector Laing, Baron Laing of Dunphail, businessman and philanthropist
• Philip Gordon Langridge, singer
• Din Cheuk Lau, scholar and translator of Chinese philosophy and literature
• Richard Lawton, geographer
• Louis Edward Stewart Holland Le Bailly, naval officer
• Graham Douglas Leonard, bishop of London and Roman Catholic priest
• Gordon Manns Lewis, aeronautical engineer
• Gillian Marjorie Lowndes, ceramic artist
• Nicholas Walter Lyell, Baron Lyell of Markyate, barrister and politician
• Charles MacLaurin Mackerras, conductor
• Angus Maddison, economist and economic historian
• Donald James Dundas Maitland, diplomatist and civil servant
• Mary Malcolm, television announcer
• Bertram Maurice Mandelbrote, psychiatrist
• Robert Mark, police officer
• Robert Austin Markus, historian and philosopher
• Brian Geoffrey Marsden, astronomer
• Bernard Trevor Matthews, turkey farmer
• Robert Charles Oliver Matthews, economist and economic historian
• William James Mayne, children's writer
• Allen James McClay, pharmaceuticals executive and philanthropist
• Andrew Robert McIntosh, Baron McIntosh of Haringey, market researcher and politician
• Kenneth McKellar, singer
• Malcolm Robert Andrew McLaren, music and fashion industry entrepreneur
• Robin John Taylor McLaren, diplomatist
• William Pollock McLaren, rugby union commentator and teacher
• Lee Alexander McQueen, fashion designer
• Sarah Greenaway Miall, rally driver and novelist (sub)
• Robin Gorell Milner, computer scientist and informatician
• Alan Steele Milward, historian
• John Evelyn Moore, naval officer and editor
• Edwin George Morgan, poet and translator
• Frances Main Morrell, schoolteacher, political adviser, and local government politician
• Ronald Neame, cinematographer, film producer, and director
• Eileen Marie Nearne, special operations officer
• John Ashworth Nelder, statistician
• Muriel Nissel, statistician and civil servant
• Iain Andrew Noble, 3rd Baronet, financier, entrepreneur, and promoter of the Gaelic language
• Daphne Margaret Sybil Désirée Park, Baroness Park of Monmouth, intelligence officer and college head
• Rozsika Parker, art historian and psychotherapist
• [[Shanta Gaury Pathak, food entrepreneur (sub)
• James Pickles, judge
• Brian Ivor Pitman, banker
• Ingrid Pitt, actress and writer
• Alan Frederick Plater, playwright, novelist, and screenwriter
• William Julius Lowthian Plowden, political scientist and policy adviser
• Walter Plowright, veterinary scientist
• Jack Richon Pole, historian
• Peter Neville Frederick Porter, poet
• Thomas Other Prickett, air force officer
• Idwal Vaughan Pugh, civil servant and ombudsman
• Mahinder Singh Pujji, fighter pilot
• David Andrew Quayle, businessman
• Anthony Meredith Quinton, Baron Quinton, philosopher and college head
• Vladimir Gavrilovich Raitz, holiday entrepreneur
• Peter Edward Ramsbotham, diplomatist
• Claire Berenice Rayner, writer, broadcaster, and social campaigner
• Corin William Redgrave, actor and political activist
• Lynn Rachel Redgrave, actress
• Charles Hugh Reece, chemist and industrialist
• John Lamb Reed, actor and singer
• James Reid, trade unionist, political activist, and journalist
• Gordon William Humphreys Richardson, Baron Richardson of Duntisbourne, banker
• Jennifer Susan Margaret Roberts, probation officer
• [[William Maxwell Robertson (1915–2009), broadcaster (sub)
• Egon Miklos Ronay, restaurateur and guidebook publisher
• Angela Claire Rosemary Rumbold, politician
• Mortimer David Sackler, psychiatrist, pharmaceuticals executive, and philanthropist
• Philippa Scott, Lady Scott, photographer and conservationist (sub)
• Percy Sekine, judo champion and instructor
• Alan Sillitoe, novelist and short story writer
• Jean Merilyn Simmons, actress
• Colin Bruce Slee, Church of England clergyman
• Cyril Smith, politician and manufacturer
• Natasha Gordon Spender, Lady Spender, pianist (sub)
• Prunella Stack (1914–2010), health and fitness expert (sub)
• Greville Michael Wilson Starkey, jockey
• Anthony Terence Quincey Stewart, historian
• Joan Alston Sutherland, singer
• James Mourilyan Tanner, human biologist and auxologist
• Colin Christopher Paget Tennant, 3rd Baron Glenconner, landowner and socialite
• George John Patrick Dominic Townshend, 7th Marquess Townshend, landowner and broadcasting executive
• Beryl May Jessie Toye, actress, dancer, and theatre and film director
• Anne Evelyn Beatrice Tree, philanthropist and prison visitor
• Catherine Marguerite Marie-Thérèse Walker, couturier
• Peter Edward Walker, Baron Walker of Worcester, businessman and politician
• Stephen de Rocfort Wall, literary scholar
• Roger Talbot Walters, architect
• [[Susana Valeria Rose Walton, Lady Walton, gardener (sub)
• Frederick Edward Warner, chemical engineer
• John Conrad Waterlow, physiologist and nutritionist
• Alan Rhun Watkins, journalist
• Reginald James White, boatbuilder and sailor
• Harry Blackmore Whittington, geologist and palaeontologist
• Maurice Vincent Wilkes, mathematician and computer technologist
• Dudley Howard Williams, organic chemist
• Norman Joseph Wisdom, comedian and actor
• Donald John Wiseman, Assyriologist and biblical scholar
• William Cuthbertson Wolfe, chartered accountant, manufacturer, and politician
• Otto Herbert Wolff, paediatrician
• Leonard Gordon Wolfson, Baron Wolfson, businessman and philanthropist
• Anthony Edgar Gartside Wright, gay rights campaigner