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THIS week, filmgoers have the chance to relive the story of Barrow golfer Maurice Flitcroft.

THIS week, filmgoers have the chance to relive the story of Barrow golfer Maurice Flitcroft.

Older citizens have contributed to society for decades, and many rely on the state pension Many older people are dependent on the state pension. Photograph: Kirsty O’Connor/PA Many older people are dependent on the state pension. Photograph: Kirsty O’Connor/PA Sun 18 Jul 2021 01.00 EDT Will Hutton lumps pensioners together, equating us all with a wealthy elite (“Ending pension lock is a start, but there’s no easy fix to the yawning generation gap”, Comment). We are not all wealthy with the perks Hutton sets out and many are dependent on the state pension, one of the l...

1. ART HOUSE  Art is my passion and before being on TV, I’d buy a piece of art at the end of each case I worked on. This explosion of colour and texture by incredible artist Robi Walters is made of cut out pieces of metal.  I was a legal aid lawyer when I bought it, so had to pay in instalments. I also have a drawing of a dove by Picasso on the other wall that I bought in Saint-Paul de Vence – I love that his pencil touched the rather bad paper it’s on. 2. HAND OF FRIENDSHIP  This picture was a gift from a great friend, the rabbi Laura Janner-Klausner. It’s PLO leader Yasser Arafat...

SIPT judge will continue to conduct trial from Jamaica Delana Isles• Defence attorneys in the corruption trial are still hopeful that the presiding judge, Jamaican jurist Paul Harrison, will return to the Turks and Caicos Islands.  Despite several failed attempts over the past few months, last week, many of the lawyers made a case for the 83-year-old judge’s return. This time they said that should he return, Harrison would have quicker access to the Covid-19 vaccine, than in Jamaica.  First to make this proposal was Adrian Kayne, attorney for ex-premier Michael Misick.  Kayne’s sugg...