retire early

Helen Kado-Fong, a supervisor who had worked in the biotechnology department for about 12 years decided to retire early in May.

Mr Driscoll was in the process of investigating White when he was made to retire early the next year and, from my own research, it is clear the Met did not subsequently fully pursue the lines of inquiry he was following, something the Met disputes.

“It’s not that young people today just want to be idle or retire early. They are seeking a truly relaxed state, because their everyday lives are often so stressful,” she said.

These sturdy and loyal animals could handle most of the jagged peaks and snaking tree roots that define Los Angeles, and if they happen to take a tumble, you can sue the city like thousands of others have and retire early.

The Church told the BBC this was to end a legal claim made by the priest after he was forced to retire early, although we revealed there had been earlier unsuccessful attempts to pay him off.