Poverty kills people: after coronavirus we can no longer ignore it
Even before the virus struck, life expectancy was in decline for those at the sharp end of Britain’s growing health inequality, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee
Why coronavirus might just create a more equal society in Britain
The pandemic has forced the government to put wellbeing before growth, say academics and authors Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett
Condom sales down as lockdown limits sex lives, says Durex maker
Physical distancing rules to limit coronavirus spread taking toll on ‘number of intimate occasions’
Why Boris Johnson isn’t getting the blame for coronavirus
The prime minister’s steadfast approval ratings may be down to the large number of people coping with coronavirus – so far, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
Poorer expectant mums lose over £4,000 through ‘unfair’ anomaly in benefits
System treats maternity allowance as unpaid income, skewing the amount of universal credit paid out
Duty or score-settling? Rights and wrongs of corona-shaming
The police are receiving thousands of reports every day of lockdown rules being broken as ‘Covidiots’ enters the public lexicon
Sanity, stability and stress-relief: why our beloved pets have never been more important
They are time-keepers, normality-bringers and playthings. Here’s the science behind how cats and dogs help support our mental health
‘People want to help you. Let them’: how to be compassionate in a crisis
Acting compassionately isn’t just about kindness, but about wanting to halt suffering. Right now, we must be wise – and set a template for the future
Sleep and exercise down, back pain and TV up in UK lockdown
Survey finds a third eating less healthily, but TV figures suggest daily surge for PE With Joe
This crisis has changed our experience of home – and exposed the deep pain of poor housing
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