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Millions of elderly Brits without a smartphone or internet getting ‘left behind’ in digital age

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Almost one in five - or 2.4 million - older people have limited use of the internet and use it less than once a month or not at all, according to Age UK research (stock image)

Millions of elderly Britons without a smartphone or access to the internet are being ‘left behind’ by an increasingly digital world, new research warns.  Read More

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