ALT Mohamed is an older bald man wearing glasses. He stands outside and is grinning warmly. A quote from him reads: "I'm proud to do something for vulnerable people. It's a privilege to be able to help others less fortunate than we are and I am really impressed by how Independent Age is run."

ALT Four beer taps representing water companies across England and Wales present the average annual water bill for each provider while a pint glass underneath shows the percentage of a typical bill covered by the company's social tariff. United Utilities - £660 and 54.3% covered by social tariff. Hafren Dyfrdwy - £635 and 37.8% covered by social tariff. Dŵr Cymru - £683 and 61% covered by social tariff. South West Water - £740 and 31.2% covered by social tariff.

ALT A further four beer taps representing water companies. Wessex Water - £695 with 29.9% covered by social tariff. Southern Water - £759 with 25.1% covered by social tariff. Thames Water - £658 with 39.3% covered by social tariff. Anglian Water - £674 with 38.5% covered by social tariff.

ALT The final three water companies in England and Wales represented by beer taps show Severn Trent Water - £587 with 68.7% covered by social tariff. Yorkshire Water - £636 with 37.3% covered by social tariff. Northumbrian Water - £535 with 37.6% covered by social tariff.

ALT Text reads: Nearly 9 in 10 people think the UK Government has a role to play in ensuring that older people maintain a decent standard of living. Icons represent this with images of a house, a tap, a shopping trolley, purse and cup of tea.

ALT A pair of hands hold a white heart. Text reads: 1 in 5 carers over 65 live in poverty.

ALT A quote from Lynn, 62 in Eastbourne reads: "After seven months of receiving Pension Credit we got a letter saying there has been a mistake and we weren't entitled to it because we are a mixed-age couple."

ALT A hammer rests next to a broken piggy bank. A quote from an Independent Age adviser reads: "There is definitely a massive gap between what older people are entitled to and what they receive."

ALT Text reads: 1 in 5 older people on a low income in Great Britain would find it difficult or impossible to cover an unexpected bill of £50 without borrowing money.

ALT A selection of Independent Age advice guides covering subjects including home security and paying for care at home in Scotland. Text reads: Free advice guides, factsheets and leaflets.

ALT Yvonne stands in her doorway, she has short lilac hair and wears a striped top with a shirt over it. A quote from her reads: "If you want to make a positive difference to the lives of older people, join Independent Age."

ALT An older woman with short white hair smiles. She stands outside and wears a blue patterned fleece over a blue t-shirt. Text reads: We're recruiting... Participation Manager.

ALT Actor Bill Paterson sits in an armchair. He wears glasses and has his legs crossed with his hands in his lap. He looks down slightly and has a serious expression on his face.

ALT An older Black woman smiles warmly, she wears a colourful traditional necklace and headpiece and has short dark hair. Text reads: We're recruiting... Adviser.

ALT Actor Brian Cox looks intently into the camera. He wears a dark brown waistcoat with a checked shirt and tie.

ALT In the background are several pastel-coloured sweet-like heart shapes. Text reads: Mixed-age couples will have to wait even longer for vital support as the State Pension age rises. #FixMixedAgeRule

ALT Actor Sue Holderness is sat in a cafe wearing a bright blue roll-neck jumper. On the table in front of her is a mobile, a mug of tea and a slice of cake. In the background the rest of the cake can be seen. She smiles warmly at the camera.