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Key to long life? A daily Guinness says Olive, 100

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THE secret of a long life is a glass of Guinness a day, says a woman who has just turned 100.

Olive Netting, born on May 4, 1918, in Plymouth, should know. She has been drinking a glass of “the black stuff” as the Irish stout is known, every day since the Second World War ended.

For her 85th birthday, Olive’s son surprised her with a trip to Dublin to visit the Guinness brewery.

This year the firm sent the widow a personalis­ed gift basket with a card, packets of Guinness-flavoured crisps and bottles of her favourite tipple.

Granddaugh­ter Tammy Netting, 37, said Olive, who held a Guinness-themed birthday party to show off her telegram from the Queen, believes she has lived so long “because of the iron intake” in the drink. SLIDING doors specialist Spaceslide is offering one reader the chance to win a set of Signature sliding wardrobe doors, as well as a matching pair of bedside tables and a chest of drawers.

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For more informatio­n, call 0800 980 3499 or visit www.spaceslide.co. uk. Call (80ppm)* or text DXWIN5 followed by your email address, name and address to (£2)**. Or to enter online go to www.express.co.uk/bedmakeove­r . Multiple online entries will not be counted. This competitio­n closes at midnight on

0905 789 3443 84902 24.05.18.

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