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Birthdays

Mr Graham Allen MP, 43; The Right Rev John Baker, former Bishop of Salisbury, 68; Mr John Rashleigh Belcher, thoracic surgeon, 79; Sir Alan Bowness, author and former Director, Henry Moore Foundation, 68; Miss Kathleen Byron, actress, 73; Miss Anna Calder-Marshall, actress, 49; Mr David Cecil, racehorse breeder, 53; Mr Henry Cecil, racehorse trainer, 53; Mr Jean Chretien QC, Prime Minister of Canada, 62; Mr Jason Connery, actor, 33; Mr Ben Crenshaw, golfer, 44; Mr Neville Duke, test pilot, 74; Miss Ann Firbank, actress, 62; Mr Barry Flanagan, sculptor, 55; Mr Andrew A. Gray, former chairman, Wellcome Foundation, 84; Mr Melvyn Hayes, actor, 61; Lord Leighton of St Mellons, painter, 74; Mr Mick MacManus, wrestler, 69; Mr Brian Moore, rugby player, 34; Sir Alastair Morton, UK chairman of Eurotunnel, 58; Sir Anthony Nutting, former MP and government minister, 76; Mr Bryan Robson, former England football captain, 39; Air Chief Marshal Sir John Rogers, executive chairman, Motor Sports Association, RAC, 68; Mr Arthur Scargill, president of the National Union of Mineworkers, 58; Mr John Sessions, actor and comedian, 43; Air Commodore Joy Tamblin, former Director, WRAF, 70; Mr Rod Taylor, actor, 67; Mr Ronald Tress, economist, 81.

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