Luke Tarrant sits on a green sofa, facing a camera and smiles. He's wearing his prosthetic leg, a white t-shirt, and denim shorts. There is a panelled wood wall behind him, and a grey coffee table in front of him. He sits relaxed, with his hands clasped on his knees.

All About the Journey

Adventurer Luke Tarrant on adapting to life after amputation: from survival mode after surgery  Some people are born thrillseekers. For Luke Tarrant, working on the trading floors of London’s financial markets seemed like the ultimate thrill… Until it wasn’t. “I quickly realised I didn’t have a passion for that at all,” he admits. After the... Read more

"SPORT SAVED MY LIFE"

On the eve of their journey to Italy to compete in the Paralympic Winter Games, ParalympicsGB’s dynamic wheelchair curling duo, Jo Butterfield and Jason Kean, chatted to Editor Melissa Holmes about life on – and off – the ice When Jason Kean’s doctors suggested he might compete at the Paralympics one day, he was in hospital, newly... Read more
An image of a smiling Holly, who has long blonde hair, standing on a wooden deck beside a bright turquoise lake. She is wearing a green and white checkered sweater and small gold hoop earrings. She leans slightly toward the camera with her hands behind her back, appearing relaxed and happy. A metal railing runs along the edge of the deck. Across the calm water, there is a small dark boathouse, and behind it a hillside covered in green trees under a clear blue sky. A fish can be seen swimming in the water near the bottom right of the image.

HOLLY MORRIS: an expert in seriously great lousy advice

Writer, comedian and podcaster Holly Morris received her ADHD diagnosis at 28, followed by an autism diagnosis three years later. She tells Kate Stevenson what it felt like to find the missing piece of her life  In a quiet morning in London, Holly Morris remembers sitting at her kitchen table with a cup of tea... Read more
Jordan (right) and his brother Cian (left), in front of a red background at a photoshoot for Alzheimer's Research UK.

A License to Live

Jordan Adams had a 50% chance of developing a fatal brain disease. He decided that knowing would be better than running from it When Jordan talks about his mum, his voice softens. He remembers her as warm and bright – “The happiest person to be around,” he recalls. When Jordan was 13, things began to... Read more

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Luke Tarrant sits on a green sofa, facing a camera and smiles. He's wearing his prosthetic leg, a white t-shirt, and denim shorts. There is a panelled wood wall behind him, and a grey coffee table in front of him. He sits relaxed, with his hands clasped on his knees.

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All About the Journey

Adventurer Luke Tarrant on adapting to life after amputation: from survival mode after surgery  Some people are born thrillseekers. For Luke Tarrant, working on the…

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“SPORT SAVED MY LIFE”

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