Obituaries
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Varda, who has died aged 90, made a string of masterpieces including Cleo from 5 to 7, Vagabond and Jacquot de Nantes, and became the oldest Oscar nominee ever with Faces Places
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Late-flowering artist known for her richly coloured depictions of the female nude -
Singer and frontman for the ska revival band the Beat -
Roger Charlery, the vocalist of the Beat and General Public better known as Ranking Roger, has died aged 56. Here’s a look at this career across the decades -
Pop singer who rose to fame in the 1960s and went on to become an enigmatic solo artist
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Other lives: Award-winning radio, opera and theatre writer -
Other lives: Leading British bookbinder who invented new terms in his craft -
Letters
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Bruce Ross-Smith writes: ‘What Mary Warnock had to say on Sartre is still worth revisiting’ -
Chris Sullivan writes: I was always grateful to Bill Sellars because he gave me my first job -
Tony Curtis writes: She guided us through the process of developing and validat- ing degrees in creative writing, especially the MA -
Alan Payling writes: A good number of the Rosamunde Pilcher films made for German TV were filmed in Devon
Obituaries in the news
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Television presenter and journalist who found fame in the 1980s and 90s on shows such as Rough Guide -
Archbishop of York who pushed through a compromise on the ordination of women in the 1990s -
Charismatic and hyperactive frontman of the Prodigy whose biggest hits included Breathe and Firestarter -
Charismatic conductor, composer and pianist renowned as one of the most versatile musicians of his generation
Film Agnès Varda obituary