‘We just don’t ask questions about it’: Tom Gleisner reveals the ‘unstated arrangement’ Have You Been Paying Attention has with its audience while finding the lighter side of dark times By Ali Daher For Daily Mail Australia Published: 02:33 BST, 3 May 2020 | Updated: 02:33 BST, 3 May 2020 They’re used to scouring headlines … Read more
TELEVISION is something everyone has some knowledge of, whatever your other interests or hobbies. So why not have a virtual TV quiz with all your friends and family?
Rebecca Judd raises questions she’s still sending her children to school despite working from home – but it turns out there’s a very sensible explanation By Chloe-lee Longhetti For Daily Mail Australia Published: 05:40 BST, 22 April 2020 | Updated: 05:42 BST, 22 April 2020 She’s been in lockdown with her family and homeschooling her … Read more
We are now firmly in week five of lockdown, and questions on how we should go about our daily lives, and the risks we face, remain important. We asked for your queries about the pandemic, which we then put to some of the country’s leading experts. What can I do to stop feeling so low and … Read more
At the end of March, debt charity StepChange reported it had experienced the busiest days in its history over the previous three weeks, even busier than during the financial crisis. Britons are looking for help with their finances in record numbers as the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown of the country has seen huge numbers … Read more
Question 1 for £100 On which would you air laundry? A. Clothes Horse B. Clothes Dog C. Clothe Pig D. Clothes Rabbit Question 2 for £200 What name is given to a person who is against increasing the powers of the European Union? A: Euro-sceptic B: Eurostar C: Eurotrash D: Eurovision Charles Ingram is pictured … Read more
Australians forced to self-isolate or take leave during the coronavirus period don’t necessarily have to dip into their annual leave or starve. Coronavirus restrictions can differ from state to state in Australia, leaving many people confused as to what they can and can’t do in this unique time. Unprecedented sanctions have been put on workers … Read more
Books that tap into children’s constant ‘why?’ questions encourage reading more than overly descriptive ones, study shows A total of 48 children aged 3 or 4 years old were recruited for the study The were read two very similar books but only one offered ‘causal information’ This addresses how and why the story unfolds as … Read more
We are now firmly in week four of lockdown, and questions on how we should go about our daily lives, and the risks we face, remain important. We asked for your queries about the pandemic, which we then put to some of the country’s leading experts. Q. My neighbour has kindly left baked cakes on our … Read more
Can my employer force me to take holiday now? Will I still have to pay for a holiday abroad even though I can’t travel? And why am I continuing to pay my dentist every month when they’re shut? These are just some of the issues readers have raised in recent days as the country remains … Read more