His many hits over the years include Space Oddity, Changes, The Jean Genie, Young Americans, Ashes to Ashes, China Girl and Let's Dance.
You might have seen it on TV, you might have seen it on stage or on film, but to see for example the 'Ashes to Ashes' costume close up it's pretty fantastic.
These new additions bolster an already extensive library of British TV classics on the service, encompassing shows such as the much loved Doctor Who, the critically acclaimed Ashes to Ashes, spy drama Spooks, highly-acclaimed mini-series Whitechapel, as well as must-see documentaries like Planet Earth.
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He hopes to reach the north-east of England in September when he plans to lay his mother's ashes next to his grandmother's ashes in St James' Church in Coundon.
England will be very keen to include Giles in their Ashes plans, if at all possible, following his important contribution to the Ashes success in 2005.
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They added his expertise had been one of the major factors in the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) deciding to bring the Ashes Test to the Swalec Stadium.
He also called on the Welsh Government to be more ambitious, proactive and transparent in its approach to attracting top sporting events such as the Ashes to Wales.
For example, Pilgrim Faith was among many churches that, on Ash Wednesday, the start of the Christian Lenten season leading up to Easter, participated in a movement called Ashes to Go.
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But all three are expected to be available for the Ashes tour to Australia in January.
The Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) said the vessel had stopped near Old Harry Rocks to allow a funeral party to scatter ashes and Mr Wilkinson had left the wheelhouse to check on the progress of the ceremony.
Two razor-sharp stumpings off Graeme Swann showed the value of a specialist 'keeper standing up to the stumps in Twenty20 and if the Ashes is to be competed on spinners' tracks featuring Swann and Monty Panesar, Foster has done his prospects no harm at all.
The city's privately-run crematoriums, Seafield and Warriston, have both always given ashes to parents who request them.
The city's privately run crematoriums, Seafield and Warriston, have both always given ashes to parents who request them.
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How often has he risen from the ashes to astound a skeptical marketplace?
In the interim he has qualified as a teacher, while Jones has moved from second XI keeper to Ashes winner.
With the Ashes to follow next summer, the next few months will be a true test of the England captain's resolve.
Adam explained that we were taking my mother's ashes to visit her parents, but that she had to make the journey in shadow.
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The new batsman, Ravi Bopara, had to weather a stormy introduction to Ashes cricket - which included a nasty ball from Siddle which struck his throat.
Dorothy Maitland, operations manager for Sands (the Stillbirth And Neonatal Death Society), had her daughter Kaelen cremated at Mortonhall in 1986, and was told there would be no ashes to scatter.
Cricket The West Indies debacle led Michael Atherton to quit as England captain, but triumph over South Africa turned sour in a loss to Sri Lanka before everything turned to Ashes.
There, as a symbol it could be done, was 81-year-old Maurice Reeves, the man whose family furniture shop was reduced to ashes in last Summer's riots and who this year re-opened it.
Australia recovered from a disappointing Ashes to draw the Twenty20 series against England before taking an unassailable 4-1 lead in the teams' one-day meetings with a 51-run win in Brisbane on Sunday.
There's enough ashes to dine on for everyone.
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Before he died in France last month, aged 94, Gen Bigeard had asked for his ashes to be taken to the battlefield, where they would "rejoin his comrades who fell in battle", an aide said.
"Michael Vaughan is a class act and will be remembered by Yorkshire members and supporters around the world for his beautiful stroke play and, of course, his success in leading England to Ashes glory in 2005, " said the county's chief executive Stewart Regan .
Apparently, Price hoped to keep some of the ashes in a locket to wear around her neck, to remember her former husband by.
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Fletcher, who became England coach in 1999 and famously led England to an Ashes series victory in 2005, told the ECB on 10 April that he intended to resign after the tournament.
When Lambda Legal proved unable to raise funds for a proper memorial or burial, Harris County cremated him and sent his ashes home to his family in a plastic bag.
Chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said there was disappointment at failing to win back the Ashes but he was looking forward to the challenge of trying to level the series at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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