I’ve been ill for months, but I still don’t know if it is Covid-19

I’ve had a fever, a cough and breathlessness since February, and been in and out of hospital. If it isn’t coronavirus, what is it?

‘Hero bikes’: how free bicycles are transforming the lives of Scotland’s key workers

The Bike Station, a Scottish bicycle recycling charity, is offering free bikes to NHS staff and other key workers during the coronanvirus crisis. Photographs by Murdo MacLeod

‘I’ve been going bananas without it’: tennis obsessives pick up their rackets again

Tennis courts across the country are re-opening, and for many it’s not a moment too soon

BAME women make up 55% of UK pregnancy hospitalisations with Covid-19

Study prompts experts to issue guidance for maternity workers about increased risk

UK’s 7,000 gyms prepare for post-lockdown health warning

Extra cleaning, spacing and masks can help but health concerns and the ‘Joe Wicks effect’ may slash membership by 2m

Diary entries will chart the mood of Britain in coronavirus quarantine

People can contribute to projects that aim to leave a map of the national mood and allow future historians a glimpse of 24 hours in a pandemic

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