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The actual obit always comes out a day or two later. Here it is now, still pretty hagiographical, doesn't call him a cunt once in 2,000 words - an objective obit would do that even if it only lasted a single sentence:
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/apr/04/lord-lawson-of-blaby-nigel-lawson-obituary
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The Morning Star, showing The Guardian how to do it right:
https://morningstaronline.co.uk/article/e/lawsons-death-moment-confront-grim-legacy-privatisation
Lawson’s signature policies were bank deregulation and the fire-sale of Britain’s public assets.
Today millions feel their consequences. The soaring price we pay for energy and water just to line the pockets of transnational corporations is one legacy. The pollution of our waterways and beaches by suppliers whose raison d’etre is profit alone is another. The longest pay squeeze in 200 years ever since the financial meltdown of 2008 is a third.
Jingle_Jangle
Hagiographic yes, but it's not the actual obituary, though. They don't seem to have published that yet, which is in itself a little odd.