Zoe Telford is an English actress born 9 February 1973 in Norwich with over 70 credits including The Lazarus Project, Red Eye, Malpractice, Sherlock and The Thick of It, spanning more than 30 years of British television and film.
John Henry Kelley is the son of actress Michelle Pfeiffer and TV producer David E. Kelley, born 5 August 1994, named after his US Hockey Hall of Fame grandfather, and known for a private life entirely away from Hollywood.
Charlotte Faircloth is a British Professor of Family and Society at UCL, Co-Director of the Thomas Coram Research Unit, and wife of BBC journalist Amol Rajan, known for her research on parenting culture, gender, and reproduction.
Gemma Barraclough is a British actress who plays Mia-Louise Turner in the BAFTA-nominated ITV2 comedy-drama G’wed, appearing across all three series from 2024 to 2026.
Jane Mary Ashton is a British drama-trained mother of actor Leo Woodall, former partner of actor Andrew Woodall, and widow of Scottish actor Alexander Morton, who died in April 2026.
Guy Justus Oscar Farage was a British City of London stockbroker born in Bromley in 1935, best known as the father of politician Nigel Farage, who died in 2001 after a life marked by ambition, personal struggle, and reinvention.
Simon Anthony Blackburn is a British advertising professional and the son of legendary BBC Radio 1 DJ Tony Blackburn and actress Tessa Wyatt, currently serving as Global Client Partner at WPP Media in London.
Rachel Kinnock is a British political communications strategist and charity executive born December 1971, daughter of Labour leader Neil Kinnock and Baroness Glenys Kinnock. She is Director and CEO of The Jo Cox Foundation and a partner at Freuds Group, with a career spanning film production and senior roles at 10 Downing Street.
Jon Aitchison is a Scottish entrepreneur, former showbooker and distinguished philatelist best known as the father of pop star Charli XCX. He loaned her money to record her first album at 14, attended her warehouse rave performances, and received the Congress Medal in 2025 for his philatelic work.
Tim Aitchison (Timothy John Aitchison) was a British chartered surveyor born July 19, 1928, in Havant, Hampshire, best known as the husband of comedy actress Dame June Whitfield. He married June in 1955 and the couple remained together for 46 years until his death on February 14, 2001.
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