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“It has been a tough year for many, but these images have made us laugh out loud."
A lack of coronavirus tests is resulting in staff shortages, putting services at risk, health service leaders have warned.
A second lockdown will take us into December.
Grandparents are concerned about whether it's safe to provide childcare, now kids are back at school.
Whether in a simple conversation or a legacy video, asking these questions can teach you a lot about your family history and your grandparents’ life.
The isolation of lockdown and not being able to say goodbye properly has made bereavement a disorientating, drawn-out process for many.
"Does this cat have a home?"
In the last seven years I lost my marriage, my parents, and my best friend. Only in lockdown did I realise I hadn’t given myself time to mourn.
Coronavirus has devastated incomes as well as cutting lives short, leaving grieving families desperate over costs.
My phone rang. It was my father calling. 'It’s about this homosexuality. ... You are not to contact us in any way ever again,' he said.