Like Dickens, we’re learning the value of plodding through our frigid streets

Rediscovering long walks has been one of the delights of lockdown, as a new TV series will show

Most new and expectant mothers feel more anxious due to Covid, finds survey

Research by charity Tommy’s also found myths relating to pregnancy were still circulating

England’s first not-for-profit IVF clinic to open in 2021

British Pregnancy Advisory Service is setting up fertility network to address inequalities in provision

Veganuary predicts biggest year as Covid lockdown inspires diet overhaul

Plant-based campaign sets target of 500,000 signatories worldwide

2020: the year relaxation became impossible

Since March I’ve felt like a tensed cat ready to pounce. It’s a side-effect of Covid - and this government, says Joel Golby

What does Brexit mean for you? Shopping, mobile calls, flying, driving …

Big changes to our lives, and livelihoods, and on their way from 1 January when the transition period ends

Walk this way: army of hikers will road-test new map of footpaths

A new website is calling for 10,000 volunteers to help walk and verify thousands of routes that were mapped during the spring lockdown

UK tourists who need routine treatment to be covered in EU for 12 months

British government says people entitled to NHS care who need treatment such as dialysis can apply

‘I took my ventilator camping in the Sahara’: how to enjoy life with a long-term illness

Long Covid is thought to affect one in five people with the virus. What can others who have experienced chronic illness teach them about coping – and living well?

Angry about friends breaking the Covid rules? Take a deep breath

The coronavirus pandemic has left us nervous, lonely – and critical of others. But are our concerns about our nearest and dearest always justified? And how should we tackle them if they are?