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World’s oldest person who survived Covid at 110 shares her secret to a long life

The world's oldest living person marks her 117th birthday with celebrations in the UK.

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117 years old is the milestone reached by the world's oldest living person as she celebrates her birthday in Lightwater, according to global reporting including BBC, Sky News, Euronews, and ITVX. Coverage details the celebration following a year that included meeting the King, alongside broader reporting from outlets like The Independent noting her previous survival of Covid at age 110.

Specific details regarding her reported secret to a long life remain limited in current reporting, and coverage does not yet specify further events surrounding the birthday observance.

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How old is the world's oldest person?

She is celebrating her 117th birthday.

Where are the celebrations taking place?

The celebrations are taking place in Lightwater, UK.

What notable milestone preceded this birthday?

Coverage notes she met the King in the preceding year and previously survived Covid at age 110.

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