Camilla Pang: ‘You have to acknowledge the hilarity of what it is to be human’

Prize-winning author Camilla Pang talks about her autism and ADHD diagnoses and her desire to challenge myths about neurodiversity

Museum of London asks Londoners for Covid pandemic dreams

Guardians of Sleep project working with Canadian university to compile Covid-19 dreams

Locked In: Breaking the Silence review – life-affirming story of a devastating illness

Xavier Alford’s striking documentary explores the lives of people at different stages of coping with ‘locked-in’ syndrome – including himself

Rise to the challenge: my very own bake off

For many, baking is therapeutic. But is cooking along with Bake Off really such a good idea, asks Emma Beddington

Culture to cheer you up during the second lockdown: part one

As parts of the UK enters another month – at least – of being stuck indoors, our critics pick out top music, games, books, TV, dance and art fixes to lift your spirits

What’s the upside of winter? The bright side to all those dark months

Whether its country walks, wild swimming or staying cosy at home, winter can be as enjoyable as any other time

Chrissy Teigen describes losing baby in heartbreaking detail: ‘Utter and complete sadness’

Model and author thanks strangers for reaching out – and hits back at those who accused her of oversharing about pregnancy loss

In brief: Solo; The Forger’s Daughter; Little Weirds – reviews

A timely guide to happy home-working, a literary thriller and a comedian’s exuberant essay collection are all worth your time

Chris Hoy: ‘I had no natural ability as a cyclist!’

The Olympic hero has written Be Amazing, an inspirational book for children that reveals how they too can be champions, with help from Stoic philosophy, sports psychology – and Beyoncé

Love Island’s Ovie Soko: ‘It takes guts to live by your internal compass’

The TV show fan favourite who won hearts with his self-possession and sound advice has written a self-help book. How can we be more ‘dope’?