New subjects
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Acheson, Roy Malcolm (1921–2003), epidemiologist |
| Alcock, Vivien Dolores (1921–2003), children's writer [see under Garfield, Leon (1921–1996)] |
| Allan, Sir Anthony James Allan Havelock-, fourth baronet (1904–2003), film producer |
| Allibone, Thomas Edward [Ted] (1903–2003), physicist and electrical engineer |
| Amies, Sir (Edwin) Hardy (1909–2003), dressmaker and fashion designer |
| Amin, Idi (c.1924–2003), president of Uganda |
| Baines, Sir George Grenfell- (1908–2003), architect and town planner |
| Banana, Canaan Sodindo (1936–2003), president of Zimbabwe |
| Banks, John (1934–2003), bookmaker |
| Bates, Sir Alan Arthur (1934–2003), actor |
| Bean, Hugh Cecil (1929–2003), violinist |
| Berk, Lieselotte (1913–2003), dancer and fitness trainer |
| Bielenberg, Christabel Mary Harmsworth (1909–2003), author |
| Blackwell, Sir Basil Davenport (1922–2003), engineer and industrialist |
| Blake, Robert Norman William, Baron Blake (1916–2003), historian and college head |
| Bloom, André Borisovich [Anthony of Sourozh] (1914–2003), archbishop of Sourozh, head of the Russian Orthodox church in Great Britain and Ireland, and exarch in Europe |
| Bloom, Solomon [Sidney] (1921–2003), restaurateur |
| Bonarjee, Stephen Wilson (1912–2003), radio editor |
| Bond, Ernest Radcliffe (1919–2003), police officer |
| Borthwick, Alastair Charles (1913–2003), journalist and mountaineer |
| Brasher, Christopher William (1928–2003), athlete, journalist, and businessman |
| Bromley, (Lionel) Peter John Stuart (1929–2003), horse-racing commentator |
| Broom, Sir Ivor Gordon (1920–2003), air force officer |
| Brunner, (Dorothea) Elizabeth, Lady Brunner (1904–2003), voluntary worker |
| Brymer, John Alexander [Jack] (1915–2003), clarinettist |
| Bucknell, Robert Barraby [Barry] (1912–2003), television presenter |
| Burke, Patricia Rosa Moore (1916–2003), actress |
| Butterworth, John Blackstock, Baron Butterworth (1918–2003), university administrator |
| Bywaters, Eric George Lapthorne (1910–2003), rheumatologist |
| Caplat, Moran Victor Hingston (1916–2003), actor and opera administrator |
| Carwithen, Doreen Mary (1922–2003), composer [see under Alwyn, William (1905–1985)] |
| Casson, (Frederick) Michael (1925–2003), potter |
| Cattaneo, Ambrogio Antonio [Tony] (1927–2003), animator |
| Causley, Charles Stanley (1917–2003), poet |
| Chadwick, Lynn Russell (1914–2003), sculptor |
| Chilcott, Susan (1963–2003), singer |
| Cochran, William (1922–2003), physicist |
| Collins, Dame Diana Clavering (1917–2003), campaigner and writer [see under Collins, (Lewis) John (1905–1982)] |
| Concannon, John Dennis [Don] (1930–2003), politician |
| Conder, (Hugh) Neville (1922–2003), architect |
| Cookson, William George (1939–2003), editor and poet |
| Corrigan, Kathleen [name in religion Felicitas Corrigan] (1908–2003), nun, writer, and church musician |
| Coxeter, Harold Scott Macdonald [Donald] (1907–2003), mathematician |
| Crawford, Sir William Godfrey (1907–2003), naval officer |
| Cross, Sir Kenneth Brian Boyd (1911–2003), air force officer |
| D'Abo, Jennifer Mary Victoria (1945–2003), businesswoman |
| Daniels, Maxine (1930–2003), singer |
| Davidson, Alan Eaton (1924–2003), diplomatist and food historian |
| Denis, Michaela (1914–2003), writer and wildlife film-maker |
| Dennis, Richard William George (1910–2003), mycologist |
| Dodson, Sir Derek Sherborne Lindsell (1920–2003), soldier and diplomatist |
| Donaldson, Dame (Dorothy) Mary, Lady Donaldson of Lymington (1921–2003), mayor of London |
| Drew, Joanna Marie (1929–2003), gallery director |
| Eccles, Mary Morley, Viscountess Eccles (1912–2003), literary collector and scholar |
| Edwards, Sir George Robert (1908–2003), aircraft designer and industrialist |
| Fairclough, Sir John Whitaker (1930–2003), computer engineer and public servant |
| Faith, Adam (1940–2003), singer and actor |
| Fitzpatrick, Anthony James (1951–2003), engineer |
| Flemming, John Stanton (1941–2003), economist |
| Ford, Trevor (1923–2003), footballer |
| Fraser, Sir Ian James (1923–2003), merchant banker |
| Frost, Sir Terence Ernest Manitou (1915–2003), artist |
| Furlong, Monica Mavis (1930–2003), novelist and writer on religion |
| Garrison, Lenford Alphonso (1943–2003), historian and educationist |
| Getty, Sir (John) Paul (1932–2003), philanthropist and book collector |
| Gibb, Maurice Ernest (1949–2003), musician |
| Gladwin, Derek Oliver, Baron Gladwin of Clee (1930–2003), trade unionist |
| Goodwin, Ronald Alfred (1925–2003), conductor, composer, and arranger |
| Gordon, Giles Alexander Esmé (1940–2003), literary agent and writer |
| Gorman, William Moore [Terence] (1923–2003), economist |
| Graham, Winston Mawdsley (1908?–2003), novelist |
| Grant, Doris Margaret Louise (1905–2003), nutritionist |
| Greenhill, Basil Jack (1920–2003), diplomatist, maritime historian, and museum director |
| Gunton, Colin Ewart (1941–2003), theologian and United Reformed church minister |
| Hallward, Bertrand Leslie (1901–2003), classicist, headmaster, and university administrator |
| Hancock, Norman (1916–2003), naval architect |
| Harland, (Walter) Brian (1917–2003), geologist |
| Heim, Bruno Bernard (1911–2003), archbishop of Xanthos and papal diplomatist |
| Hemmings, David Leslie Edward (1941–2003), actor, director, and producer |
| Henley, Sir Douglas Owen (1919–2003), civil servant |
| Henrion, Daphne Hardy (1917–2003), sculptor |
| Herbert, Jocelyn (1917–2003), theatre and film designer |
| Hill, (John Edward) Christopher (1912–2003), historian |
| Hiller, Dame Wendy Margaret (1912–2003), actress |
| Hird, Dame Thora (1911–2003), actress and broadcaster |
| Hirst, Paul Quentin (1946–2003), social and political theorist |
| Hobman, David Burton (1927–2003), social reformer and charity director |
| Humphreys, Arthur Leslie Charles (1917–2003), computer industry executive |
| Hunter, Sir Ian Bruce Hope (1919–2003), impresario |
| Hurst, John Gilbert (1927–2003), archaeologist |
| Jackson, Thomas (1925–2003), trade unionist |
| Jenkins, Roy Harris, Baron Jenkins of Hillhead (1920–2003), politician and author |
| Jolles, Charlotte Alice Berta Eva (1909–2003), German scholar |
| Jones, Aubrey (1911–2003), politician and industrialist |
| Jones, Elsie Elizabeth Duncan- (1908–2003), literary scholar |
| Katz, Sir Bernard (1911–2003), experimental physiologist |
| Kelley, Joanna Elizabeth (1910–2003), prison administrator |
| Kelly, David Christopher (1944–2003), microbiologist and weapons inspector |
| Kempson, Rachel (1910–2003), actress [see under Redgrave, Sir Michael Scudamore (1908–1985)] |
| Kerruish, Sir (Henry) Charles (1917–2003), politician and farmer |
| Kirk, Geoffrey Stephen (1921–2003), Greek scholar |
| Knight, Sir Arthur William (1917–2003), industrialist |
| Legum, Colin (1919–2003), journalist |
| Lewis, (John Frederick) Norman (1908–2003), traveller and author |
| Marshall, Geoffrey (1929–2003), political scientist |
| May, Alan Nunn (1911–2003), physicist and spy |
| McBride, (Sara) Vonla Adair (1921–2003), naval officer |
| McIntosh, Sir Ian Stewart (1919–2003), naval officer |
| Menuhin [née Gould], Diana Rosamond Constance Grace Irene, Lady Menuhin (1912–2003), ballerina |
| Metcalf, Dame Helen (1946–2003), headteacher |
| Miller, Sir (Oswald) Bernard (1904–2003), department store chairman |
| Moiseiwitsch, Tatiana Benita (1914–2003), theatre designer |
| Monkhouse, Robert Alan [Bob] (1928–2003), entertainer and comedian |
| Morgan, Peter Henry Geoffrey (1919–2003), motor manufacturer |
| Morgan, Walter Thomas James (1900–2003), biochemist |
| Mosley, Diana, Lady Mosley (1910–2003), Nazi sympathizer and author |
| Most, Mickie (1938–2003), singer and record producer |
| Needham, Roger Michael (1935–2003), computer scientist |
| Ngakane, Lionel (1928–2003), actor and film director |
| Nicholson, (Edward) Max (1904–2003), ornithologist and environmentalist |
| Norris, Sir Christopher Neil Foxley- (1917–2003), air force officer |
| Oman, Julia Trevelyan [married name Julia Trevelyan Strong, Lady Strong] (1930–2003), designer and gardener |
| Oppenheim, Sir Duncan Morris (1904–2003), industrialist |
| Oram, Daphne Blake (1925–2003), composer and sound engineer |
| Ortiz, Elisabeth Lambert (1915–2003), cookery writer and poet |
| Palmer, Robert Allen (1949–2003), singer and songwriter |
| Parkes, Terence [pseud. Larry] (1927–2003), cartoonist |
| Perring, Franklyn Hugh (1927–2003), botanist and conservationist |
| Perry, Walter Laing Macdonald, Baron Perry of Walton (1921–2003), pharmacologist and university administrator |
| Pickering, Sir Edward Davies (1912–2003), journalist and newspaper editor and executive |
| Poole, Monica Mary (1921–2003), wood-engraver |
| Pountain, Sir Eric John (1933–2003), industrialist |
| Powell, Sir (Arnold Joseph) Philip (1921–2003), architect |
| Praagh, Gordon Van (1909–2003), chemist and educationist |
| Price, Cedric John (1934–2003), architect |
| Prince, Frank Templeton (1912–2003), poet and scholar |
| Procktor, Patrick George (1936–2003), painter |
| Pryce, Maurice Henry Lecorney (1913–2003), physicist |
| Pugh, (Glanville) Vernon (1945–2003), barrister and rugby union administrator |
| Raine, Kathleen Jessie (1908–2003), poet and literary scholar |
| Ray, Andrew (1939–2003), actor [see under Ray, Robin (1934–1998)] |
| Rayne, Max, Baron Rayne (1918–2003), property developer and philanthropist |
| Redgrove, Peter William (1932–2003), poet and novelist |
| Rees, Jeremy Martin (1937–2003), arts administrator |
| Rees, Leighton Thomas (1940–2003), darts player |
| Reeves, Marjorie Ethel (1905–2003), historian and educationist |
| Richardson, Sir Michael John de Rougemont (1925–2003), financier |
| Roberts, John Morris (1928–2003), historian |
| Roc, Patricia (1915–2003), film actress |
| Roper, Hugh Redwald Trevor-, Baron Dacre of Glanton (1914–2003), historian |
| Rowe, Arthur (1936–2003), athlete |
| Rubinstein, Patricia Giulia Caulfield Kate [pseud. Antonia Forest] (1915–2003), writer |
| Ruck, Peter Frederick Carter- (1914–2003), solicitor |
| Russell, (Irwin) Peter (1921–2003), poet and editor |
| Ryder, Sydney Franklin Thomas [Don], Baron Ryder of Eaton Hastings (1916–2003), journalist and industrialist |
| Sandford, (Christopher) Jeremy (1930–2003), writer |
| Saunders, Sir Peter (1911–2003), theatre producer |
| Schapera, Isaac (1905–2003), ethnographer and social anthropologist |
| Schlesinger, John Richard (1926–2003), film and stage director |
| Segal, Judah Benzion (1912–2003), scholar of Semitic languages |
| Shawcross, Hartley William, Baron Shawcross (1902–2003), barrister, politician, and businessman |
| Shearman, John Kinder Gowran (1931–2003), art historian |
| Sheene, Barry Stephen Frank (1950–2003), racing motorcyclist |
| Short, Irene [Renee] (1916–2003), politician |
| Sisson, Charles Hubert (1914–2003), poet, essayist, and civil servant |
| Skelton, Kenneth John Fraser (1918–2003), bishop of Lichfield |
| Smith, Sir John Cyril (1922–2003), jurist |
| Smith, Sir Roland (1928–2003), marketing scholar and businessman |
| Smithson, Peter Denham (1923–2003), architect, writer, and teacher |
| Spiegl, Fritz (1926–2003), musician and humorist |
| Sugden, Sir Arthur (1918–2003), businessman |
| Tait, Sylvia Agnes Sophia (1917–2003), biochemist and endocrinologist |
| Taylor, Donald Victor (1936–2003), television director and playwright |
| Taylor, (Robert Murray) Ross (1932–2003), surgeon |
| Terraine, John Alfred (1921–2003), historian |
| Thatcher, Sir Denis, first baronet (1915–2003), businessman and prime ministerial consort |
| Thesiger, Sir Wilfred Patrick (1910–2003), explorer |
| Thistlethwaite, Frank (1915–2003), historian and university administrator |
| Thomas, Graham Stuart (1909–2003), horticulturist |
| Tinniswood, Peter (1936–2003), writer |
| Travers, Susan Mary Gillian (1909–2003), foreign legionnaire |
| Tumim, Sir Stephen (1930–2003), judge and prison inspector |
| Venables, Clare Rosamund (1943–2003), theatre director |
| Vogt, Marthe Louise (1903–2003), pharmacologist and neurochemist |
| Walker, Alexander Alfred (1930–2003), film critic and biographer |
| Watkins, Winifred May (1924–2003), biochemist |
| Watts, Sir John Peter Barry Condliffe (1930–2003), army officer |
| Webster, David James (1931–2003), television producer and broadcasting executive |
| Welch, Elisabeth Margaret (1904–2003), singer and actress |
| Wells, Alberta Constance [other married name Alberta Constance Ayer, Lady Ayer] (1925–2003), journalist, novelist, and broadcaster |
| West, Peter Anthony (1920–2003), broadcaster and sports commentator |
| Wilberforce, Richard Orme, Baron Wilberforce (1907–2003), judge |
| Wilkins, Sir Graham John [Bob] (1924–2003), industrialist |
| Williams, Sir Bernard Arthur Owen (1929–2003), philosopher |
| Williams, Gareth Wyn, Baron Williams of Mostyn (1941–2003), barrister and politician |
| Williams, Philip James Stradling (1939–2003), physicist and politician |
| Williamson, Malcolm Benjamin Graham Christopher (1931–2003), composer |
| Wollheim, Richard Arthur (1923–2003), philosopher |
| Worsley, Jack Reginald (1923–2003), acupuncturist |
| Wright, Esmond (1915–2003), historian and politician |
| Young, Hugo John Smelter (1938–2003), journalist |
| Younger, George Kenneth Hotson, Baron Younger of Prestwick and fourth Viscount Younger of Leckie (1931–2003), brewer, politician, and banker |
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New features |
| England, Scotland, and the Acts of Union (1707) |
| Evangelicals and the origins of anti-slavery in England |
| Proponents and critics of appeasement
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