Trevor Lock, the policeman who was taken hostage in a siege on the Iranian embassy in London in 1980, has died aged 85, his daughter has confirmed.
PC Lock was freed along with 24 other hostages after a six-day stand-off between members of a dissident Iranian group and the SAS.
It later emerged he had tackled the leader of the gunmen and saved the life of an SAS soldier.
He was awarded the George Medal, which recognises outstanding bravery, for his actions.

The Prime Minister has paid tribute to the bravery and courage of the last Battle of Britain pilot who died aged 105 on Monday.
John ‘Paddy’ Hemingway, at the age of 21, was one of around 3,000 Allied airmen sent up to defend Britain from the relentless onslaught of the Luftwaffe bombing raids.
He was twice forced to bail out of his Hurricane fighter plane in the space of a week during the fighting.
At the end of the war in April 1945, when he was shot down over Italy, he evaded capture and made it back through enemy lines, dressed as a peasant, with the help of a ten-year-old Italian girl.
In the course of his service with the Royal Air Force, he was shot down four times, survived a plane crash and was even saved by a tree when his parachute failed to open.
Sir Keir Starmer in tribute said he was “saddened” to hear of the former pilot’s death.

I'm going off topic and whining about not having any rocks to crunch from asteroids.

Dame Joan Plowright, one of Britain's most celebrated stage and screen stars and the widow of Sir Laurence Olivier, dies at 95.

Because it was 18 days of slumber and it's really really cold outside, so I came inside.

Wakey wakey, Seti Cafe.

Either a lousy shot or Trump was not the target.