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She's now retired from professional sport, but has shown a similar adaptability and resilience in her new career which includes acting, modelling and broadcasting including competing in Dancing on Ice.

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He did not sign an extension with the Lakers, meaning that James will be a free agent after the 2025-26 season if he does not retire.

Mr Charlesworth, now a retired vet, said: "Pain and suffering is natural but cruelty is a human concept and really that is sort of what you are seeing happening out there."

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Consider Babu Ram Rajput, 73, a retired government employee who has been battling a property dispute for over three decades.

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Mr Lucas said the charity had served "all age groups" which "goes right through to people who are retired".

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