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OBITUARIES
Alastair Ross Goobey
Investment manager and Treasury adviser who campaigned for greater corporate accountability.
08 Feb 2008
LaVaughn Robinson
Tap-dancer who learned his art on the street corners of Philadelphia.
08 Feb 2008
Tony Rolt
Soldier, racing driver and engineer who did much for the development of British motor sport.
08 Feb 2008
Anthony Sumption
Lawyer whose expertise in the taxation system earned large fortunes for many of his clients
07 Feb 2008
Sir Derek Alun-Jones
Chairman of Ferranti at a delicate time
07 Feb 2008
Maharishi Mahesh Yogi
Indian guru to the Beatles who built a business empire based on transcendental meditation
07 Feb 2008
The Maharishi Maheshi Yogi
The Maharishi Maheshi Yogi, who died on Tuesday probably aged 91, had a profound influence on the Beatles’ late career, and repackaged ancient Hindu methods of transcendental meditation; TM, as it was known, was aimed at enabling western disciples to achieve a blissful oneness with the infinite in the still depths of the self - at the cost of minimum inconvenience.
06 Feb 2008
Kate Jones
Literary agent who negotiated the contract for Cherie Blair's autobiography.
06 Feb 2008
Lord Thomas of Gwydir
First Conservative Secretary of State for Wales, who also chaired the party.
06 Feb 2008
Major-General Chris Thompson
Bomb disposal officer who became director of Military Survey and helped to plan a system of computerised map-making.
05 Feb 2008
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