As Australia went into Covid-19 lockdown, alcohol sales increased. It’s tempting to drink in times of stress, but habits picked up now could be difficult to break
Do you have a garden? Do you live in a tower block or in a castle? Coronavirus is making old divisions sharper, clearer and more damaging, says Guardian columnist Suzanne Moore
Can you go for more exercise if you don’t see anyone the first time? Is it OK to say hello to your neighbour? And can you touch door handles? Your coronovirus conundrums answered
From cucumber-crunchers to cranial exams, YouTube is full of ASMRtists provoking the strangely pleasurable autonomous sensory meridian response. Now they’ve got their own euphoric museum show
Editorial: British government and parliamentary democracy are trapped in outdated buildings and habits. The coronavirus has exposed the need to rethink how they work
A U-turn on women’s ability to access home abortions and the cancellation of IVF means they have less say over their fertility, says broadcaster Emma Barnett