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  1. Julian's epic journey

    yourself,” suggests Julian. “Testing the limits of what you can still do will keep you young!”

  2. Wit and wisdom: inside an Age UK comedy night

    it all, as the compère for the evening. “The majority of comedians on the scene are young, white, straight, middle-class men,” she tells us. “But if we only have those perspectives

  3. A time for thanks

    normal’ and is imposing a unique set of pressures on us all. I am sure that tomorrow’s young people will ask their parents and grandparents who are living with it now, ‘what was it like

  4. The life cycle of Dr Norman Lazarus

    oldest person to ever complete the challenge. “I’m only 89, so really I’m still young,” he remarks with a smile. Long-distance cycling has been a passion of Norman’s since

  5. Ageism and the virus that doesn’t discriminate

    social media obsession and lists such as ‘30 under 30’, the achievements and successes of those of a young age – even sometimes in their teens – is lauded. Everyone we see on our screens seems to be looking

  6. Marking the Armistice centenary

    first poppies on the wall here. They have been placed by people of all ages – from the very young to a gentleman in his nineties.” The mural was unveiled by Veronica Copeland, Mayor of Darlington

  7. Top tips for grandparents

    opportunity to spend time with them and it's also a good way to stay active as we get older. But young children – and the responsibility that goes with taking care of them – can be very tiring, and it

  8. The future of employment for older people

    “Informal family carers are absolutely crucial. I’ve had experience of sandwich caring with young children and elderly relatives and it’s really difficult and I’ve total sympathy. We’ve

  9. The power of volunteering

    adult life, I’ve volunteered – as a Samaritan, with the Scouts when our children were young, at our local church, and as a Trustee for several charities. I always get something back from giving

  10. Ageism in the workplace

    particular age group – for example, by using terms such as ‘10 years’ experience’, ‘enthusiastic young people’ or ‘ recent graduates’. They can ask for your date of birth. For example, to check you are

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