Mike Bell: Last News

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way in which we age is determined by our genes. ‘We chose individuals with equal amounts of accummulative sun exposure and measured the mitochondrial (DNA) damage, which showed that it wasn’t the sun damage itself that caused one skin type to wrinkle more than the other, but how susceptible their skin proteins are to UV light.’Whether you sag or wrinkle (in the end we all do both) is not a matter of good or bad (wrinkles are di rigeur after all).

Nessie hunting ship has vowed to keep his Dad's 'legacy alive' as he plans to re-open the family business next month.Mike Bell is the new skipper of the well named Nessie Hunter on Loch Ness following his father Dave's tragic death in February aged just 54.Dave died suddenly of a heart attack leaving his family devastated.

Loch Ness after his 'sudden death'.Dave Bell, 54, ran Loch Ness Cruses- a cruise boat operating from Drumnadrochit which gave visitors tours of the famed Scots water and possibly a glimpse of the notorious monster- in the well-named Nessie Hunter.The Welshman had moved north to take over the business with his family and was well regarded by locals in the Highland community.His son Mike Bell, whose Facebook profile lists him as the skipper at Loch Ness Cruises, announced the sudden death of Dave on Friday.Devastated Mike said that it was 'impossible' to imagine the future without his beloved dad.He wrote: "The hardest post to make but for those that don’t know, my dad very suddenly passed away on Friday."It’s impossible to think of the