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  1. Live a little with Howard Jacobson

    indeed novelists – can generally go on doing well. Illness can bring us all up short in our trek, of course, but if you have a little bit of luck and your mind stays in reasonable condition, you can keep doing

  2. Age UK's Depop shop

    transferrable skills that will help her when she enters the world of work. Since completing her university course she's found that "everywhere is asking for experience", which is why volunteering for charity can

  3. Tackling loneliness on the pitch

    having a kick about. It helps foster friendships, provides a sense of purpose and routine and, of course, allows one team bragging rights until the next match. Working together as a team “I’ve

  4. Look after your thinking skills

    control over our destiny than we previously thought. How our thinking skills change over our life course is not set in stone - not everything is in our DNA. Open up the headings below to find out how the

  5. Voices of the Age UK Advice Line

    in-depth answers. Advisors like Darren are responsible for answering these forwarded calls. Over the course of a phone conversation, Darren and his team members listen, advise and ask the right questions to

  6. How to improve your sleep

    behaviours that may be contributing to your insomnia. In the short-term, you may be prescribed a course of sleeping tablets to help you catch up with some sleep, but these aren’t recommended for long-term

  7. What is a lottery rollover?

    real secret to boosting your chances of hitting the jackpot. It really is the luck of the draw. Of course, buying more tickets does increase the probability of winning. What happens to lottery rollover money

  8. Protecting access to banking

    single-bank branches. We hope that banks will continue to keep them open wherever possible. And we will of course be carefully watching to check that changes in the landscape do genuinely help meet older people’s

  9. Who cares for those without carers?

    is provided by family, a fact which as a society we seem strangely in denial about. Ironically, of course, people ageing without children are 20-40% more likely to be carers than those with children but

  10. Staying safe from scams

    and said they didn’t understand the timetable, would I help them find their bus? I said ‘Yes, of course’ and went with one of the women to look at the timetable, leaving my bag on the floor. “All at once

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