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Barry Cryer sadly died at the age of 86 last week in hospital surrounded by his family. His loved ones have shared a wonderful tribute to the beloved star, which was posted to his Twitter page. Barry, whom many will remember from BBC radio comedy programme I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, was known for working with icons from the entertainment industry. Over the course of his career, the comedian worked with talent including The Two Ronnies, Morecambe and Wise, Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson and Bob Hope. News of Barry's passing was confirmed by the star's family who said he died “peacefully, in good spirits and with his family around him” on Tuesday afternoon.The statement read: “It is our sad duty to inform you that our dear dad Barry (or Baz to his mates) died on Tuesday afternoon (25th January 2022) at Northwick Park Hospital, in Harrow.“However, we're pleased to say that he died peacefully, in good spirits and with his family around him.

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Piers Morgan and Stephen Fry have led the tributes to comedy veteran Barry Cryer who died aged 86.The English writer was known for his talents as an actor and comedian, as well as writing for performers including Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, Dick Emery, Kenny Everett, and Sir Bruce Forsyth.Broadcaster Piers branded Cryer a ‘giant of British comedy’ on social media and the 56-year-old journalist shared a photo of the late star smiling.He wrote: ‘RIP Barry Cryer, 86. Such a warm, funny and talented man. A giant of British comedy.

who has died aged 86, was one of Britain’s most talented comedy scriptwriters, a calling he successfully matched with appearances on television and radio panel games, most notably Radio 4’s anarchic weekly show I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue. Starting as a stand-up comedian at the Windmill Theatre in the 1950s, he suffered so badly from a disfiguring form of eczema that he turned to writing instead. With his trademark shock of white hair, bulbous nose and ferocious eyebrows, Cryer later returned to the microphone, and as well as his radio dates had become a popular after-dinner speaker and regular pundit on the business of being funny.

Legendary comedian Barry Cryer has died at the age of 86.

Comedian Barry Cryer has died at the age of 86 and many have shared heartfelt tributes in response to the news. Born in Leeds, Barry started his career at London's famed Windmill Theatre. Throughout the past decades, he's worked with many prolific names including Tommy Cooper, Les Dawson, The Two Ronnies and Morcambe and Wise.

Wythenshawe's Bingo Hall hold the fond memories of thousands who have lived on the estate.Some of the biggest names in showbiz graced the crimson carpets, back when it was a famous cabaret club, from the 1960s to the 80s.The likes of Dusty Springfield, Roy Orbison, and Tommy Cooper all headlined the Golden Garter during its heyday.And, in more recent times, the sound of live music and dancing was replaced by the calling of numbers and eager shouts of 'bingo.'What was formerly Gala, and now Buzz Bingo, provided a social lifeline for many, as the only entertainment venue in the town centre.Every week, players of all ages would meet there with friends.