The show ran for 16 series, as well as one-off specials, between 1999 and 2008. A statement announcing Bird’s death said he had died “peacefully” at …
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John Bird dies aged 86 as Bremner, Bird and Fortune co-star leads tributes – The Mirror
Actor and comedian John Bird has died at the age of 86, almost nine years to the day his collaborator John Fortune passed away, with their co-star …
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DNR: Backyard bird feeders OK with precautions | WOODTV.com
While songbirds and others that typically visit bird feeders are less susceptible to HPAI, the increased interactions can help the virus spread to …
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Wildlife advocates press city to better protect birds – Chicago Tribune
Annette Price, head of Chicago Bird Collision Monitors, left, talks to siblings Natalie Smith, center, and Jeff Smith about a dead American robin …
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John Bird, British comedian, dead at 86 | Cause of death ‘peaceful’ | news.com.au
Beloved British comedian and actor John Bird, best known for his satire on television, has died at the age of 86, sparking a flood of tributes …
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Kenny Bird | Obituaries | DrydenWire.com
Kenneth Bird, 82, passed away peacefully on December 23, 2022, at Heritage Lakeside. He had struggled with Alzheimer’s for several years.
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John Bird, one of Britain’s ‘greatest satirists’, dies aged 86 – The Telegraph
He was best known for his satirical sketches performed alongside John Fortune and Bremner on the Channel 4 show Bremner, Bird and Fortune. Former …
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John Bird obituary | Television & radio | The Guardian
John Bird obituary. Satirist and actor whose pairing with John Fortune gave him a long career in popular entertainment.
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Actor John Bird dies aged 86: Stars pay tribute to Bremner, Bird And Fortune star – Daily Mail
Bird became known for sketches performed alongside John Fortune and Bremner in Channel 4’s satirical show Bremner, Bird And Fortune.
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ESPN’s Mark Jones accidentally buried the ‘late great’ Larry Bird – Awful Announcing
ESPN play-by-play announcer Mark Jones accidentally buried Larry Bird, saying “the late” before pivoting to “the great.”
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