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If you've been commuting for the first time in months you may have found yourself feeling unwell – and you're not alone

Peter Muller via Getty Images/Cultura RF Since lockdown lifted, some people have noticed they’re increasingly feeling nauseous while travelling in cars and on public transport. Journalist Anna Codrea-Rado realised she’d developed motion sickness as restrictions have eased. “I recently started taking trains after not taking them at all during the lockdowns and I feel so sick,” she tweeted. “Even on the tube.” She’s not alone. In response to her tweet, dozens of people shared similar experiences. People who used to get motion sickness in cars noticed they’ve since started to fe...

Journalists Create Their Brands In Growing 'Direct' Sales Model By Thomas URBAIN 04/28/21 AT 2:04 AM Anna Codrea-Rado built a name for herself as a freelance journalist, building an audience of 2,500 for her email newsletter, "Lance," aimed at helping other independent writers. Then in 2019 she joined a wave of writers charging a subscription fee for her weekly newsletter using the Substack platform, moving to the direct-to-consumer model. "At the time, I thought it was crazy to charge people for emails," said the British writer who also produces her own podcasts. But being a freelance wr...

Journalists create their brands in growing 'direct' sales model Wed 28th April 2021 | 11:30 AM New York, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 28th Apr, 2021 ) :Anna Codrea-Rado built a name for herself as a freelance journalist, building an audience of 2,500 for her email newsletter, "Lance," aimed at helping other independent writers. Then in 2019 she joined a wave of writers charging a subscription fee for her weekly newsletter using the Substack platform, moving to the direct-to-consumer model. "At the time, I thought it was crazy to charge people for emails," said the British writer who...

How to reset after midlife redundancy Your rights, who to turn to and what you should do next 27 April 2021 • 7:36am Being made redundant during a pandemic isn't easy, but it can lead to amazing opportunities Credit: Getty The pandemic has seen people in and out of work for the past year. While many have experienced this in the form of being furloughed, others have been made redundant as businesses feel the squeeze of financial pressures due to the pandemic. And midlifers are one of the groups who are being affected most - according to an analysis by Rest Less, an online platform that offer...