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John Alfred Tinniswood was born the year the Titanic sunk and has lived through both world wars and the tenure of 24 UK prime ministers
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John Alfred Tinniswood, who lives in Southport, put his long life down to “just luck”, and said he did not follow a special diet, except for eating fish and chips every Friday.
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