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Pages in category "Deaths from cancer in England"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,115 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Peter Abbott

  • Shirley Abbott (footballer)

  • Gary Ablett (English footballer)

  • Alan A'Court

  • Shane Acton

  • Andrea Adams

  • Barbara Adams (Egyptologist)

  • Donald Adams

  • Tom Adams (actor)

  • Peter Adamson (actor)

  • Dawn Addams

  • Robert Addie

  • Caroline Aherne

  • Janet and Allan Ahlberg

  • Anthony Ainley

  • Penelope, Lady Aitken

  • John Albery

  • Barry Albin-Dyer

  • Paul Alcock

  • Thomas Alderson

  • Helen Alexander (businesswoman)

  • Richard Alexander (British politician)

  • Arif Ali

  • Angus Allan

  • Christopher Allen

  • Ronald Allen

  • Margery Allingham

  • Gladys Ambrose

  • Georgina Anderson

  • Ian Anderson (British politician)

  • Pamela Sue Anderson

  • Peter Andry

  • Tony Anholt

  • Anne of Cleves

  • Mary Anning

  • Michael Aris

  • Jimmy Armfield

  • Mark Arnold-Forster

  • Theo Aronson

  • Eric Ashton

  • Tony Ashton

  • John Aspinall (zoo owner)

  • Jack Aspinwall

  • Anthony Asquith

  • Coral Atkins

  • David Atkinson (politician)

  • Graham Atkinson

  • Tony Atkinson

  • Princess Augusta of Saxe-Gotha

  • Kevin Austin

  • Eric Lubbock, 4th Baron Avebury

  • Billy Ayre




B



  • Roly Bain

  • Beryl Bainbridge

  • Harry Baird (actor)

  • Frank Baker (author)

  • Anton Balasingham

  • Peter Baldwin (actor)

  • Michael Balfour (actor)

  • J. G. Ballard

  • Elena Baltacha

  • Canaan Banana

  • Harriet Barber

  • Gillian Barge

  • John Barnes (film historian)

  • Ken Barnes (footballer)

  • Max Barrett

  • Mike Barrett (footballer)

  • Syd Barrett

  • Ken Barrie

  • Brian Barron

  • Tony Barrow (rugby league, born 1971)

  • Cheryl Barrymore

  • Lionel Bart

  • Tony Barwick

  • Alexandra Bastedo

  • Margaret Bastock

  • James Bate (actor)

  • Alan Bates

  • Michael Bates (actor)

  • Ralph Bates

  • Jane Baxter

  • John Bay

  • Ingrid Beazley

  • John Beckett (politician)

  • Sally Belfrage

  • Elizabeth Bell (actress)

  • Ronald Bell (cricketer)

  • Stuart Bell

  • Lynda Bellingham

  • Caroline Benn

  • Todd Bennett

  • E. F. Benson

  • Michael Bentine

  • Ingrid Bergman

  • Elisabeth Bergner

  • Svetlana Beriosova

  • Aneurin Bevan

  • Colin Bibby

  • Michael Billington (actor)

  • Lillian Bilocca

  • Maurice Binder

  • John Bindon

  • Ronald Binge

  • Tom Bingham, Baron Bingham of Cornhill

  • Paul Birch (footballer, born 1962)

  • Antonia Bird

  • Viva Birkett

  • Douglas Birks

  • Peter Birrel

  • Betsy Blair

  • Christopher Blake

  • Colin Blakely

  • Jackie Blanchflower

  • Rachael Bland

  • James Blish

  • Colin Bloomfield

  • Jimmy Bloomfield

  • David Mervyn Blow

  • Gavin Blyth

  • Peter Blythe

  • Bruce Boa

  • Trevor Bolder

  • Roger Bolton

  • Ernest Radcliffe Bond

  • Deborah Bone

  • Alison Booker

  • Martin Booth

  • Pat Booth

  • Tony Booth (artist)

  • Reginald Bosanquet

  • Elizabeth Bowen

  • Stella Bowen

  • Emily Bowes

  • Betty Box

  • Edward Boyle, Baron Boyle of Handsworth

  • Joyanne Bracewell

  • Brendan Bracken

  • Wilfrid Brambell

  • Ian Breakwell

  • Hans Breukhoven

  • Jack Brewer (bishop)

  • Ronnie Briggs

  • Colin Brinded

  • Trevor Brissett

  • Leon Brittan

  • Jan Brittin

  • Raymond Brock

  • Peter Bromley

  • Anthony Brooks

  • Iona Brown

  • Pamela Brown (actress)

  • Robert Brown (British actor)

  • Vicki Brown

  • Len Browning

  • Ali Brownlee

  • Sandy Bruce-Lockhart, Baron Bruce-Lockhart

  • Georgina Bruni

  • Michelle Brunner

  • Peter Bryant

  • Yvonne Bryceland

  • John Montagu Douglas Scott, 7th Duke of Buccleuch

  • Jack Buchanan

  • David Buck

  • Georgiana Buller

  • Anthony Burgess

  • Campbell Burnap

  • Sheila Burnford

  • Richard Burns

  • Tito Burns

  • Marc Burrows

  • Andrew Burt

  • Cyril Burt

  • Geoffrey Bush

  • Adam Butler (politician)

  • Ossie Byrne

  • Kathleen Byron




C



  • Simon Cadell

  • Marti Caine

  • Patsy Calton

  • Neil Cameron, Baron Cameron of Balhousie

  • Iain Donald Campbell

  • Les Cannon

  • Jim Capaldi

  • Patrick Cargill

  • George Carman

  • Steve Carney

  • Dave Carr (footballer, born 1957)

  • Matt Carragher

  • Anthony Carrigan

  • Sue Carroll

  • Frank Carson

  • Bridget D'Oyly Carte

  • Angela Carter

  • Denis Carter, Baron Carter

  • Howard Carter

  • Wilf Carter (footballer)

  • Yvonne Carter

  • Kim Casali

  • Roy Castle



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