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12 Mar 15
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Terry Pratchett, the British author of the popular Discworld series of fantasy novels, has died of a form of Alzheimer’s disease at the age of 66, his publishing house said on Thursday.
Pratchett died at home surrounded by his family with his cat sleeping on his bed, Transworld Publishers said.
Pratchett died at home surrounded by his family with his cat sleeping on his bed, Transworld Publishers said.
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Can you get BBC1 out there? Bradford City replay live on Monday.
Mitch
Very sad for Terry ...even though I never read his books he seemed a very likeable chap.
Yes I've watched all their Cup Games and a few league games..the ground is in rough shape isn't it.
Very sad for Terry ...even though I never read his books he seemed a very likeable chap.
Yes I've watched all their Cup Games and a few league games..the ground is in rough shape isn't it.
The pitch is in bad shape, the ground's superb but I know what you mean.They'll probably play reserves on Saturday at Notts County, seeing as they've refused to bring the game forward a day. Tricky decision for the manager as they need the points for a play off place.
He was a great advocate of assisted dying. I hope his release from this terrible disease was quick and painless.
RIP
RIP
kenny will be glad to know he died with his cats around him 
Never read any of his novels but I saw his documentary about assisted dying and it was very moving and very well done.
The Richard Dimbleby Lecture he did( with Tony Robinson as his 'voice' was one of the most moving and inspirational programmes ever broadcast. RIP.
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