Versatile screen powerhouse played volatile cops, textured villains and tortured everymen in a career spanning five decades
The drummer propelled The Jam to the front of the British punk rock scene of the 1970s
The writer with a Day-Glo sensibility whose surreal, rollicking narratives defined his generation’s rebelliousness
Turkish Cypriot entrepreneur turned small British textiles firm into vast conglomerate before insolvency and criminal charges
An urbane but almost mythical figure who saw no contradiction between his life’s religious and secular aspects
As a mainstay of Delhi high society, she helped expats navigate a rapidly changing India
The 1960s pop ingénue lived through addiction and homelessness to become the epitome of the rock survivor
She became a household name as leader of Planned Parenthood, a target for the US conservative right
His shock tactics and long, tumultuous partnership with Benetton brought him international fame
The visionary director peered into the darkness and light of the American soul
One of the leading practitioners of the ‘campus novel’, his fiction also evoked strongly Catholic themes
Talented but unassuming news editor who was universally admired in the FT newsroom
National Front founder led the movement for decades before passing the baton to his daughter Marine
After a single term in the White House, the Georgia native became an influential moral voice
Architect of tight controls on German money supply had four-decade career in central banking
As finance minister, he paved the way for a transformative liberalisation of the state-controlled economy
The Hitler diaries that he claimed to have unearthed were crude forgeries
TPG co-founder was part of a generation of buyout pioneers and made some of the industry’s boldest bets
A trailblazer in the masculine world of the sport, she performed legendary feats
Writer provided prescient and provocative insights into the world of work
The bestselling writer championed women defining themselves on their own terms
As deputy governor, he helped steer the Bank of England through one of the most turbulent periods in British economic history
His invention of the Basic programming language paved the way for the personal computer revolution
Former deputy prime minister central to the New Labour project was one of the party’s most popular figures
The painter escaped Nazi Germany to become one of the towering figures of British postwar art
