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  1. Katie Boulter supports ace walking tennis sessions

    emotional tribute to her grandmother, Jill, who had died two days earlier. Jill had been county captain for 20 years at Leicestershire Lawn Tennis Club, where Katie first picked up a racquet, aged five. “I’m

  2. Ramadan: Sajeda's story

    She had part of her left lung removed after being diagnosed with cancer and has been diabetic for 20 years. She remains committed to Ramadan, though, regularly visiting her local mosque in north London

  3. Bringing age to the stage

    away from problems and from feeling lonely and isolated.” A cast of different perspectives On 20 February 2025, ‘Act Your Age (Secret Identities)’ was performed live at Hampstead Theatre

  4. The cost of caring

    everything changed overnight.” Marie and her husband Peter had been making plans. Having met around 20 years earlier, when Peter attended a university course taught by Marie, the couple had enjoyed a contented

  5. Older people's policy is now a mess

    have been in a care home, a hospital – or, indeed, might have not survived at all, compared to 20 or 30 years ago. It’s a big shift, and a welcome one – most older people would much rather

  6. Julian's epic journey

    Julian’s friends and colleagues might not have known is that Julian had already done the ride before, aged 20 – albeit the other way around, riding from John o’ Groats to Land’s End. And while

  7. How to make a complaint about a care home

    The majority of care homes are very well run and provide excellent care. However, occasionally you might have issues. Age UK explains how to make complaints.

  8. Retirement age

    There is no legal retirement age, and employers can no longer force their employees to retire at a particular age. Find more information from Age UK.

  9. Age UK

    Age UK is the leading charity for older people. Visit Age UK today for help, information and advice or to see how you can donate or give support.

  10. How to use social media

    Social media sites like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter are great ways to keep in touch with family and friends, follow public figures and organisations, and even meet people with similar interests or hobbies.

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