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New subjects
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| Adams, Barbara Georgina (1945–2002), archaeologist and museum curator |
| Alexander, Louis George (1932–2002), language teacher and author |
| Alexander, Sir Michael O'Donel Bjarne (1936–2002), diplomatist |
| Allaun, Frank Julian (1913–2002), politician |
| Allott, Antony Nicolas (1924–2002), jurist and magistrate |
| Alper, Samuel (1924–2002), caravan manufacturer |
| Anderson, George Wishart (1913–2002), biblical scholar and Methodist minister |
| Argyle, (John) Michael (1925–2002), social psychologist |
| Armitage, (William) Kenneth (1916–2002), sculptor |
| Ashmore, Sir Peter William Beckwith (1921–2002), naval officer and courtier |
| Auld, Susan Mary (1915–2002), naval architect |
| Bagnall, Sir Nigel Thomas (1927–2002), army officer |
| Barker, Audrey Lilian (1918–2002), novelist and short story writer |
| Barran, Sir David Haven (1912–2002), oil industrialist |
| Bartlett, Maurice Stevenson (1910–2002), statistician and probabilist |
| Batley, Lawrence (1911–2002), businessman |
| Bauer, Peter Thomas, Baron Bauer (1915–2002), economist |
| Beer, (Anthony) Stafford (1926–2002), management cybernetician |
| Bendhem, Thomas (1928–2002), businessman and art patron |
| Benjamin, Anthony (1931–2002), artist |
| Besch, Anthony John Elwyn (1924–2002), opera director |
| Billingham, Rupert Everett (1921–2002), immunologist |
| Birley, Sir Derek Sydney (1926–2002), educationist |
| Black, Sir Douglas Andrew Kilgour (1913–2002), physician |
| Black, Stanley (1913–2002), bandleader, pianist, and composer |
| Blake, (Robert) Andrew (1963–2002), medical research campaigner |
| Bloomfield, Barry Cambray (1931–2002), librarian and bibliographer |
| Boddington, Diana Mary (1921–2002), stage manager |
| Bray, Jeremy William (1930–2002), mathematician and politician |
| Bromley, John Edward (1934–2002), journalist and broadcasting executive |
| Brookes, Raymond Percival, Baron Brookes (1909–2002), industrialist |
| Brown, Ronald William (1921–2002) [see under Brown, George, Baron George-Brown (1914–1985)], politician |
| Brown, Robert Hanbury (1916–2002), physicist and astronomer |
| Bruce, George Robert (1909–2002), poet, critic, and radio and television producer |
| Bryant, Michael Dennis (1928–2002), actor |
| Bunting, Arthur Hugh (1917–2002), crop scientist |
| Burge, Stuart Masters Haig (1918–2002), director and actor |
| Calvert, Phyllis (1915–2002), actress |
| Carrington, Dorothy Violet (1910–2002), historian and writer on Corsica |
| Carter, Sir Charles Frederick (1919–2002), economist and university administrator |
| Castle, Barbara Anne, Baroness Castle of Blackburn (1910–2002), politician |
| Chorley, Richard John (1927–2002), geographer |
| Christodoulou, Anastasios (1932–2002), university administrator |
| Clapham, Sir Michael John Sinclair (1912–2002), printer and industrialist |
| Clark, Alan Charles (1919–2002), Roman Catholic bishop of East Anglia and ecumenist |
| Clark, James Dawson Chichester-, Baron Moyola (1923–2002), prime minister of Northern Ireland |
| Clark, (John) Desmond (1916–2002), archaeologist |
| Colwell, Eileen Hilda (1904–2002), librarian and storyteller |
| Cook, Olive Muriel (1912–2002) [see under Smith, Edwin George Herbert (1912–1971)], writer and artist |
| Cooper, Sir Frank (1922–2002), civil servant |
| Cooper, (Margaret) Joyce (1909–2002), swimmer |
| Cowan, William Maxwell (1931–2002), neurobiologist |
| Crookenden, Sir Napier (1915–2002), army officer |
| Cunningham, John (1917–2002), aviator and businessman |
| De Haan, Sidney Isaac (1919–2002), businessman |
| Denham, (William) Maurice (1909–2002), actor |
| Donegan, Anthony James [Lonnie] (1931–2002), singer |
| Douthwaite, Patricia Morgan Graham (1934–2002), artist |
| Drucker, Henry Matthew (1942–2002), political scientist and fund-raiser |
| Dyson, Anthony Edward (1928–2002), literary critic and campaigner for homosexual law reform |
| Ede, Charles Richard Montague (1921–2002), publisher and dealer in art and antiquities |
| Elizabeth (1900–2002), queen of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas, sometime empress of India, consort of George VI, later styled Queen Elizabeth the queen mother |
| Emslie, George Carlyle, Baron Emslie (1919–2002), judge |
| Enright, Dennis Joseph (1920–2002), poet and literary critic |
| Entwistle, John Alec (1944–2002), songwriter and guitarist |
| Erzinçlioglu, (Yahya) Zakaria (1951–2002), forensic entomologist |
| Esslin, Martin Julius (1918–2002), broadcaster and drama critic |
| Evans, Arthur Mostyn [Moss] (1925–2002), trade unionist |
| Ferman, James Alan (1930–2002), film censor |
| Firth, Sir Raymond William (1901–2002), anthropologist |
| Fitzpatrick, Sir (Geoffrey Richard) Desmond (1912–2002), army officer |
| Forge, Andrew Murray (1923–2002), painter and art critic |
| Foster, Audrey Pellew Hylton-, Baroness Hylton-Foster (1908–2002), politician |
| Fox, Alan (1920–2002), sociologist and industrial historian |
| Fox, Sir (John) Marcus (1927–2002), politician |
| Fry, Richard Henry (1900–2002), financial and political journalist |
| Gardiner, Sir George Arthur (1935–2002), journalist and politician |
| Gillies, Ian Malcolm (1927–2002), question-setter and broadcaster |
| Goalen, Barbara Kathleen (1921–2002), fashion model |
| Gold, Sir Arthur Abraham (1917–2002), businessman and sports administrator |
| Goodden, Robert Yorke (1909–2002), designer and architect |
| Gorman, Bartholomew (1944–2002), pugilist and Gypsy leader |
| Gray, Dolores (1924–2002), singer and actress |
| Guest, George Howell (1924–2002), organist and choirmaster |
| Gunn, Sir John Currie (1916–2002), physicist |
| Habakkuk, Sir Hrothgar John (1915–2002), economic historian |
| Hambro, Charles Eric Alexander, Baron Hambro of Dixton and Dumbleton (1930–2002), merchant banker |
| Hardcastle, Sir Alan John (1933–2002), accountant |
| Hare, Richard Mervyn (1919–2002), philosopher |
| Harris, Richard St John Francis (1930–2002), actor |
| Harrison, Molly (1909–2002), museum curator |
| Haslam, Robert, Baron Haslam (1923–2002), industrialist |
| Hector, Winifred Emily (1909–2002), nurse and educator |
| Hemmings, Peter William (1934–2002), opera and orchestra administrator |
| Henderson, Hamish Scott (1919–2002), poet, singer, and folklorist |
| Hern, William Richard [Dick] (1921–2002), racehorse trainer |
| Hetherington, Sir Arthur Ford (1911–2002), engineer and businessman |
| Hibbert, Sir Reginald Alfred (1922–2002), diplomatist |
| Hill, Bridget Irene (1922–2002), historian and feminist |
| Hilton, Rodney Howard (1916–2002), historian |
| Hindley, Myra (1942–2002), murderer |
| Hoff, Harry Summerfield (1910–2002), novelist and civil servant |
| Holmes, Sir Peter Fenwick (1932–2002), oil industrialist |
| Howard, Miles Francis Stapleton Fitzalan-, seventeenth duke of Norfolk (1915–2002), army officer and courtier |
| Hoxter, Hans Zacharias (1909–2002), social worker and educationist |
| Jenkins, Daniel Thomas (1914–2002), theologian and United Reformed minister |
| Jones, Sir Ewart Ray Herbert (1911–2002), organic chemist |
| Keith, Henry Shanks, Baron Keith of Kinkel (1922–2002), judge |
| Kellgren, Jonas Henrik (1911–2002), rheumatologist |
| Kemp, Arnold (1939–2002), newspaper editor |
| Kerr, Sir Michael Robert Emanuel (1921–2002), judge |
| Khama, Ruth, Lady Khama (1923–2002) [see under Khama, Sir Seretse (1921–1980)] |
| Kilpatrick, Dame Judith Ann Gladys (1952–2002), headmistress |
| King, Edmund James (1914–2002), comparative educationist |
| Knill, Sir John Lawrence (1934–2002), engineering geologist |
| Knox, Oliver Arbuthnot (1923–2002), advertising agent, novelist, and political activist |
| Law, Vivien Anne, Lady Shackleton (1954–2002), linguistic scholar |
| Lee, (Wilfred) Jack Raymond (1913–2002), film director and screenwriter |
| Littlewood, (Maudie) Joan (1914–2002), theatre director and writer |
| Lomax, Alan (1915–2002), musicologist |
| Low, Erna (1909–2002), tour operator |
| McCalla, Val Irvine (1943–2002), newspaper publisher |
| McGrath, John Peter (1935–2002), playwright and director |
| Mactaggart, William Alexander (1906–2002), woollen manufacturer |
| Maré, Eric Samuel de (1910–2002), architectural photographer |
| Margaret Rose, Princess, countess of Snowdon (1930–2002), |
| Martin, Archer John Porter (1910–2002), biochemist |
| Megaw, Helen Dick (1907–2002), crystallographer |
| Millichip, Sir Frederick Albert [Bert] (1914–2002), football administrator |
| Milligan, Terence Alan [Spike] (1918–2002), comedian and author |
| Milner, Anthony Francis Dominic (1925–2002), composer |
| Milstein, César (1927–2002), molecular biologist and immunologist |
| Mitchell, Sir (Edgar) William John (1925–2002), physicist and scientific administrator |
| Mitchison, Rosalind Mary (1919–2002), historian |
| Moore, Dudley Stuart John (1935–2002), actor, musician, and composer |
| Murry, John Middleton (1926–2002), author |
| Nelsova, Zara (1917–2002), cellist |
| Noble, Simon John (1936–2002), oyster-grower and businessman |
| Nolan, Shirley (1942–2002) [see under Nolan, Anthony Edward (1971–1979)] |
| Pakenham, Elizabeth, countess of Longford (1906–2002), biographer and historian |
| Parker, Sir Peter (1924–2002), businessman |
| Peake, Dame Felicity Hyde (1913–2002), air force officer |
| Perutz, Max Ferdinand (1914–2002), chemist and molecular biologist |
| Pickford, (Lillian) Mary (1902–2002), neuroendocrinologist |
| Porter, George, Baron Porter of Luddenham (1920–2002), chemist |
| Porter, Roy Sydney (1946–2002), historian |
| Powell [née Pakenham], Lady Violet Georgiana (1912–2002) [see under Powell, Anthony Dymoke (1905–2000)], writer |
| Quinn, David Beers (1909–2002), historian |
| Reddaway, (William) Brian (1913–2002), economist |
| Reinhardt, Max (1915–2002), publisher |
| Reisz, Karel (1926–2002), film and theatre director |
| Rennie, Sir John Shaw (1917–2002), colonial governor and international civil servant |
| Richman, Stella (1922–2002), actress and television producer and executive |
| Robbins, (Richard) Michael (1915–2002), transport administrator and historian |
| Robertson, Bryan Charles Francis (1925–2002), art critic and art gallery director |
| Rothman, Bernard (1911–2002), communist activist and countryside access campaigner |
| Rowsell, Edmund Lionel Penning- (1913–2002), writer on wine |
| Roycroft, (Eric) Brian (1933–2002), social worker |
| Russell, John Robert, thirteenth duke of Bedford (1917–2002), landowner and businessman |
| Russell, Sir (Thomas) Patrick (1926–2002), barrister and judge |
| Saunders, Sir John Anthony Holt (1917–2002), banker |
| Schapiro, Boris (1909–2002), bridge player and gambler |
| Serota, Beatrice, Baroness Serota (1919–2002), politician and social reformer |
| Shepheard, Sir Peter Faulkner (1913–2002), architect and landscape architect |
| Siddall, Sir Norman (1918–2002), mining engineer and industrialist |
| Siepmann, Mary Aline [pseud. Mary Wesley] (1912–2002), novelist |
| Simon, Brian (1915–2002), educationist and historian |
| Simpson, Cortlandt James Woore (1911–2002), naval officer and Arctic explorer |
| Skyrme, Sir (William) Thomas Charles (1913–2002), civil servant and magistrate |
| Smith, Sir Graham William (1939–2002), probation officer |
| Stevens, John Edgar (1921–2002), musicologist and college head |
| Stewart, Alice Mary (1906–2002), physician and epidemiologist |
| Stott, (Charlotte) Mary (1907–2002), journalist |
| Strummer, Joe (1952–2002), rock musician and songwriter |
| Sutch, Peter Dennis Antony (1945–2002), businessman and airline executive |
| Taylor, Arnold Joseph (1911–2002), historian and public servant |
| Thackray, John Philip [Jake] (1938–2002), singer and songwriter |
| Thaw, John Edward (1942–2002), actor |
| Thompson, John Lee (1914–2002), film director |
| Todd, Sir (Reginald Stephen) Garfield (1908–2002), prime minister of Southern Rhodesia |
| Took, Barry (1928–2002), writer and broadcaster |
| Tufnell, Meriel Patricia (1948–2002), jockey |
| Tutte, William Thomas (1917–2002), mathematician and codebreaker |
| Unwin, Stanley (1911–2002), entertainer |
| Vellacott, Elisabeth Jessie (1905–2002), artist |
| Waterfield, Robert Everard (1914–2002), missionary and antiquarian bookseller |
| Weighell, Sidney (1922–2002), trade unionist |
| Weinstock, Arnold, Baron Weinstock (1924–2002), industrialist |
| Weston, Garfield Howard (1927–2002), businessman and philanthropist |
| Whent, Sir Gerald Arthur (1927–2002), businessman |
| Whetstone, (Norman) Keith (1930–2002), journalist |
| Whitmore, Timothy Charles (1935–2002), tropical forest ecologist |
| Wilson, Sir Charles Haynes (1909–2002), political scientist and university administrator |
| Wilson, Donald Boyd (1910–2002), scriptwriter and television producer |
| Wilson, Harriett Charlotte (1916–2002), sociologist and campaigner against child poverty |
| Winterbottom, Sir Walter (1913–2002), football manager and sports administrator |
| Woledge, Brian (1904–2002), French scholar |
| Wolstenholme, Kenneth (1920–2002), football commentator |
| Worth, Edward Stevens (1908–2002), photographer |
| Yarnold, Edward John (1926–2002), Roman Catholic priest and theologian |
| Young, Janet Mary, Baroness Young (1926–2002), politician |
| Young, Michael Dunlop, Baron Young of Dartington (1915–2002), sociologist and social entrepreneur |
New features
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| Chaucer and the growth of vernacular literature, c.1350–c.1500 |
| The monarchy and charity |
| Reclaiming the bard of liberty |
| Scientific instrument makers |
