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| Irish comedian, popular in the '60s & '70s, | |
| Much loved naturalist & broadcaster. Famous actor brother Richard | |
| Magician & TV personality, had his own TV show in the '60s | |
| Singer/songwriter, best-known album is 'White Ladder' | |
| Only English member of The Monkees | |
| Especially famous for TV show 'Little Britain', and for swimming the length of the River Thames for charity | |
| Labour MP, younger brother became Labour Party Leader in 2010 | |
| Scottish actor, real surname McDonald, most famous for playing Doctor Who | |
| Comedian, often on TV panel shows, is half of comedy duo with Robert Webb | |
| Footballer; former England goalkeeper | |
| Guitarist in the Kinks, brother of Ray | |
| American heart-throb, had many hits in the '70s | |
| Real surname Jones. Major part of '70s Glam Rock movement with hits such as 'Starman' | |
| | Hint | Surname | Birth/Death |
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| Much loved UK actor, most famous for TV sitcom 'Only Fools & Horses' | |
| Footballer. Married one of the Spice Girls | |
| Disc jockey, used to host 'Juke Box Jury'' on TV in the '60s, and currently has a regular show on Radio 2 | |
| Real surname Harman, fronted '60s pop band band with Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Tich | |
| Became British Prime Minister in 2010 | |
| Former TV sports commentator, affectionately known for his on-air gaffes | |
| Flamboyant rock singer, frontman in Whitesnake | |
| Famous for hard-hitting interviews, and for presenting pioneering satirical show 'That Was The Week That Was' | |
| Actor, best known for TV role as Agatha Christie's Poirot | |
| Member of Pink Floyd, and my all-time favourite guitarist! | |
| British Prime Minister from 1916 to 1922 | |
| Musician, had 1968 instrumental hit 'Sabre Dance' with band Love Sculpture, and solo hit in 1970 'I Hear You Knocking' | |
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