British woman Ethel Caterham becomes oldest person in the world at 115

The world's oldest living person reveals her trick to a long life

For Ethel Caterham, the trick to a long life — and in her case, it really has been — is not to argue. Caterham, who is 115, became the world’s oldest living person, according to the Gerontology Research Group, after Sister Inah Canabarro, a Brazilian nun and teacher, died on Wednesday at the tender age of 116. “Never arguing with anyone, I listen and I do what I like,” she said from her nursing home in Surrey, southwest of London, on the secret …

British woman now world’s oldest person shares secret to long life

Ethel was born before the First World War

British woman, 115, becomes world's oldest living person

The oldest living person in the world is now a woman living in Britain, Guinness World Records confirmed.

World's oldest person shares key to reaching ripe old age of 115

Ethel Caterham, 115, from Surrey, UK, has become the world's oldest person following the death of the previous record holder, a nun from Brazil.

World's oldest person Ethel Caterham shares secret to longevity

Ethel Caterham, who recently was named the world's oldest living person, said the secret to her longevity is “never arguing with anyone.”

Brit woman, 115, becomes world’s oldest person - and reveals secret to long life - The Mirror

Ethel Caterham, who lives in a care home in Lightwater, Surrey, has claimed the world title after the death of a 116-year-old Brazilian nun - but admits she "didn't know why there was all the fuss"