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The good news is, skeletal tissue clocks remain responsive to daily exercise patterns with age, so walking groups for older people would be best done at a similar time every day

Paul Routledge pays tribute to investigative journalist John Pilger, who worked at the Daily Mirror from 1963 to 1986 and died aged 84 in London on Saturday after decades in the industry

John Pilger, who died aged 84 on Saturday, was a journalistic legend, having held power to account and exposed uncomfortable truths throughout his illustrious career

Delia Smith, 82, married Michael Wynn-Jones, who was deputy editor of the Mirror's new colour magazine, two years after taking a job coming up with recipes for the publication

For the BBC Christmas special, this year DIY SOS team were transforming a derelict bungalow into a wellbeing hub for a mental health charity

Derek Draper is fighting for his life once again after suffering a heart attack with Kate cancelling all her TV work to keep a vigil at his bedside

The busiest day will be 'Frantic Friday' warns the RAC, with commuters, parents collecting their children from school, and those driving home for Christmas all sharing the roads

This list included broadcast TV and on-demand and streaming services from the last twelve months including two highly anticipated final series from Succession and Happy Valley

Every man and woman for themselves – doing and saying what is in their own best interests – is a case of rats abandoning Sunak’s sinking ship.

With Tory Grinches firmly in the clutches of the blood sports lobby, it means we’ll first need a change of government if we want trophy hunting banned

Rugby heroes Rob and Kevin will reportedly be honoured in the King's New Year List, but they'll miss out on being knighted and instead be given CBE's.

Twenty cats and kittens destined for the dinner table were given a second chance at life but work continues to see a nationwide ban

Jude Rowley had just months to live after treatments for her bone marrow cancer and leukaemia failed but thanks to a selfless stranger she now can make memories with her granddaughter

The Mirror has been campaigning for an overhaul of the legislation after a spate of deadly attacks by XL Bully dogs with new rules coming into force from December 31

The photograph was taken at the wedding of her sister Jane Spencer at Westminster Abbey in 1978 - a year after she first met King Charles.

The foreign secretary penned a joint article with Germany's Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock, and warned too many civilians had been killed in Gaza

Things clearly aren’t working in your marriage, so focus on sorting that out. Don’t treat your husband as a safety net in case this affair doesn’t work out.

When Cambridge scientists treated mice that had developed inflammatory diseases with a PLK1 inhibitor, it prevented the runaway inflammatory response

Mohammed Altaher, 38, targeted his victims through the dating app Grindr. A video from Channel 4 programme 24 Hours in Police Custody shows details of his interview with officers

From seeing justice done for Hillsborough to angering Winston Churchill, the Mirror's columnists have been at the leading edge of journalism for over a hundred years. Paul Routledge pays tribute.

Rishi Sunak is refusing to accept the Supreme Court ruling that repressive Rwanda is not a safe destination - Tuesday's vote was only the start of a Tory revolt against the PM

Millions face a bleak Christmas due to their living conditions. People with damp and mould in their homes are more likely to have respiratory problems, infections, allergies or asthma

US State Department spokesman Nathaniel Tek called on Israel to concentrate on the protection of human life and the ability of aid organisations to access civilians

The AA predicts more than 16m car journeys on the Friday and Saturday before Christmas, but the outlook looks slightly better for those travelling by train

A climate change report produced by the UK Health Security Agency spells out dire consequences including food shortages and more heat related deaths