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Wednesday 03 May 1995 23:02 BST
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Birthdays

Mr Frith Banbury, theatrical director, 83; The Rev Professor Charles Barrett, theologian, 78; Mr Michael Barrymore, entertainer, 43; The Right Rev David Farmbrough, former Bishop of Bedford, 66; Sir Stephen Hastings, former MP, 74; Sir David Hildyard, former diplomat, 79; Mr Brian Innes, jazz musician, 66; Mrs Jane Kennedy MP, 37; The Hon Sir Mark Lennox-Boyd MP, 52; Mr Martyn Moxon, cricketer, 35; Mr Muhammad Hosni Mubarak, president of Egypt, 67; Sir Edward Pickering, executive vice-chairman, Times Newspapers, 83; Miss Liz Robertson, actress and singer, 41; Mr Gennadi Rozhdestvensky, conductor, 64; Mr Edwin Russell, sculptor, 56; Mr Alexander Schouvaloff, former curator, Theatre Museum, 61; Professor Robin Sibson, Vice-Chancellor, University of Kent, 51; Sir Norman Siddall, mining engineer, 77; Lord Stoddart of Swindon, former government minister, 69; Mr Eric Sykes, comedian and writer, 72; Miss Gillian Tindall, biographer, novelist and historian, 57; Mr John Watson, racing driver, 49; Professor Basil Yamey, economist, 76.

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