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  1. Edie teaches us it’s never too late

    ensure the character of Edie reflected the nuances of older age? ‘I had lot of the discussions with a young Irish writer called Elizabeth O’Halloran. I brought her on [to the film] because I wanted a female

  2. Diabetes types, symptoms & treatment

    We've brought together information and advice on diabetes – from the different types of diabetes to its main symptoms, to the different treatments available.

  3. Caring about equality

    This Carers Week, Nick Herring from Age UK's External Affairs team discusses the many inequalities faced by unpaid carers, and the support available.

  4. How to support older people in 2025

    Age UK's Health Influencing team details how professionals can support older people through the expected challenges of the coming year.

  5. Breaking down barriers to volunteering

    Paul Farmer, Chief Executive of Age UK, discusses why volunteering opportunities should be open to everyone, and why giving time to help makes such a big difference.

  6. BMW Berlin Marathon

    Run one of the world's most famous races for charity and raise money to help older people.

  7. How my grandparents inspired me

    Hannah tells us how chats with her grandparents inspired her to support Age UK. Hannah has has generously supported Age UK’s work, by running the Leeds Abbey Dash multiple times and volunteering to be part of the Age UK Telephone Friendship Service.

  8. Who am I really?

    eliminated from consideration because they were either too old to have seen war service, one had died young in a drowning accident, and the youngest brother had been in the navy but never travelled to England

  9. Terry's wartime memories

    army ever since I was a child. My family was an army family. I tried when I was 16 but I was too young – you had to be 18 to get in without your parents’ permission. At the beginning of 1941

  10. What does the Queen's Speech mean for you?

    the challenge will be to ensure that efforts truly benefit all age groups, including children and young people, adults and older people, so that everyone experiencing mental health issues can gain from

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