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Saga Magazine, 01 Septembre 2026

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Saga Magazine, publié en langue Anglais, est un magazine de Royaume-Uni. Consultez Saga Magazine en ligne sur PressReader ou téléchargez des numéros pour les lire plus tard. Parcourez les anciens numéros de Saga Magazine dans les archives.

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ArticleInside

Nadiya Hus­sain Dr Mark Porter Prue Leith Tre­vor McDon­ald Louise Doughty Paul Lewis Anne Robin­son Alex­an­der Arm­strong & Susie Dent

Inside

ArticleIn the club

Meet the ‘club sand­wich gen­er­a­tion’, caring for par­ents, chil­dren and grand­chil­dren When 65-year-old mid­wife Jane Out­ram got home from work recently, her phone rang. ‘I’d just fin­ished my clinic and had a quick cuppa when Dad rang and said,...

In the club

ArticleRicky Ger­vais

on his new car­toon sit­com, stay­ing fit and why cats are bet­ter than people Ricky Ger­vais is describ­ing him­self. ‘He’s a fat, middle-aged slob who’s over­con­fid­ent, but not as cocky as he thinks he is. He thinks he’s the smartest, but deep...

Ricky Ger­vais

ArticleReader offer

Go back­stage at the new West End ver­sion of The Cherry Orch­ard

Reader offer

ArticleWine and dine

Tuck­ing into the Algarve’s finest food and drink They say money doesn’t grow on trees, but in the Algarve, it almost does. Riches dangle from branches, and lurk under­wa­ter. Its nat­ive pine nuts are nick­named the ‘white gold of the forest’, often...

Wine and dine

ArticleBirds of a feather

Are red kites and para­keets hurt­ing the envir­on­ment? In the spring, Peterley Manor Farm, near Great Mis­senden, Buck­ing­ham­shire, installed wir­ing above its out­door café to stop red kites snatch­ing cus­tom­ers’ lunches. Three months earlier,...

Birds of a feather

ArticleGen­er­a­tion games

Mark Palmer asks if the old know more than the young Noth­ing changes. Older gen­er­a­tions have always looked at the mod­ern world around them – and raised an eye­brow about what has been lost. The world may be a dan­ger­ous place but the speed with...

Gen­er­a­tion games

ArticleAI doc­tors

Can arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence take the strain off the NHS? It’s 3am and you’re wide awake, wor­ry­ing about symp­toms. You type them into a chat­bot and within seconds a list of con­di­tions pops up. But are any of them cor­rect? A 2026 sur­vey by...

AI doc­tors

ArticleYou’ve got mail

Nov­el­ist Louise Doughty on let­ter writ­ing and a love affair Inearly threw them away. I think about that from time to time, how eas­ily my par­ents’ let­ters could have joined the heap of rub­bish left out for the recyc­ling bins, and how then my...

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