Arthur Aspinall, described by reports as England’s oldest man, dies at the age of 109. Sources say Aspinall is recognised as the last surviving British male born in 1916. Coverage notes that he lives through multiple periods of British history, including the reigns of four British monarchs and the terms of 24 prime ministers. One account also states he worked for and retired from a family firm at around age 90, suggesting a long working life before retirement. The reports present his death as the end of a record-breaking lifespan that made him the oldest man in England at the time. While the articles emphasize his age-related status and historical span, they do not provide extensive details about the circumstances of his death. Across the accounts, Aspinall’s birth year, age at death, and status as the last surviving British male born in 1916 are consistent points.