Obituaries
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Tony Coe obituaryMusicTony Coe obituaryJazz musician who worked in star-packed lineups and whose tenor sax suggested tiptoeing stealth in the Pink Panther theme tune -
Photographer who would ‘take her camera on a walk’ to capture images of the human condition in all its guises
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Architect whose low-rise, high-density social housing offered a popular alternative to tower blocks -
Nobel prize-winning writer whose novels linked the personal and political in exploring fatherhood and the legacy of war in Japan -
Founder of the bands Afro Celt Sound System and the Imagined Village, who produced albums by Manu Dibango and Baaba Maal -
Campaigning journalist and lecturer who won the Bar Council legal reporting award for her coverage of joint enterprise law
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Other lives: Warwick University economics professor and World Bank development economist -
Other lives: Actor and writer who appeared in the West End and opposite Mel Smith in the TV show Smith & Goody -
Letters
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Paul Lewis writes: I can recall persuading Kate Wilson to join the newly formed Camden Choir in 1971 -
Harry Enfield writes: Bob Goody inspired me to take up a life on the stage -
Paul de Monchaux writes: Phyllida Barlow provided my students with a memorable ‘physical adventure’ in sculpture -
Simon Murray writes: He was one of the few academics who appeared to know much about trade unions
Obituaries in the news
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Film actor, best known for his parts in The Wire and the John Wick franchise, who played authority figures with panache -
Chief executive of the Ann Summers lingerie-and-sex-toy chain who turned the business into a remarkable retail success -
British sculptor determined to turn convention on its head to create vast, uncontainable works of art -
Political cartoonist and jazz clarinettist who, using the pen name Trog, created the Flook strip