BBC icon Simon Warr dead of cancer at 65
The iconic BBC personality and former teacher Simon Warr has succumbed to severe health complications caused by cancer. Warr played the headmaster on the Channel 4 reality show That'll Teach Em, which gave students the experience of a conventional English grammar school during the course of a summer. Warr also taught foreign languages in a secondary school.
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British rap artist Muscle Gotti dead in a car crash
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