In pictures: Remembering Ronnie Corbett

Ronnie promting his book Picture: Phil Wilkinsonplaceholder image
Ronnie promting his book Picture: Phil Wilkinson
Scottish entertainer Ronnie Corbett has passed away, aged 85.

Best known for his role in The Two Ronnies, the BBC comedy sketch show became one of the most loved shows of the 20th century.

His publicist said: “Ronnie Corbett CBE, one of the nation’s best-loved entertainers, passed away this morning, surrounded by his loving family.

“They have asked that their privacy is respected at this very sad time.”

Ronnie Corbett in the famous chair from The Two Ronnies.placeholder image
Ronnie Corbett in the famous chair from The Two Ronnies.
Ronnie Corbett in a scene from 'Sorry'.placeholder image
Ronnie Corbett in a scene from 'Sorry'.
Performing in Panto in Cinderella at the King's Theatre, Edinburgh.

Ronnie Corbett and Stanley Baxter as the Ugly Sisters.placeholder image
Performing in Panto in Cinderella at the King's Theatre, Edinburgh. Ronnie Corbett and Stanley Baxter as the Ugly Sisters.
Ronnie Corbett photographed with his wife Anne Corbett and their daughter Emma Corbettplaceholder image
Ronnie Corbett photographed with his wife Anne Corbett and their daughter Emma Corbett
Ronnie cooking in the kitchen of his home in December 1967. At the time he was appearing in pantomime in Cinderella at King's Theatre in Edinburgh.placeholder image
Ronnie cooking in the kitchen of his home in December 1967. At the time he was appearing in pantomime in Cinderella at King's Theatre in Edinburgh.
Ronnie Corbett in an outsize bunnet during the Jimmy Tarbuck Pro-Am golf tournament at Dalmahoy, July 1977.placeholder image
Ronnie Corbett in an outsize bunnet during the Jimmy Tarbuck Pro-Am golf tournament at Dalmahoy, July 1977.
Ronnie Corbett in 1977placeholder image
Ronnie Corbett in 1977
Ronnie paying a visit to Prestonfield Golf Club Picture: Rob McDougallplaceholder image
Ronnie paying a visit to Prestonfield Golf Club Picture: Rob McDougall
Ronnie Corbett in a visit to the now closed Oasis Cafeplaceholder image
Ronnie Corbett in a visit to the now closed Oasis Cafe
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