HEALTH

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So the number crunchers have suddenly discovered that our life expectancy has stopped improving for the first time since 1982.

So the number crunchers have suddenly discovered that our life expectancy has stopped improving for the first time since 1982.

That means I'm going to pop my clogs at the age of 79 and four months instead of, as I'd hoped, getting a few more weeks before the Grim Reaper taps me on the shoulder (unless I move to Blackpool where I'll be six feet under by the age of 68).

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