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Updated / Friday, 26 Feb 2021 11:44 Cathal Nally: "Thankfully I don't suffer from depression . .but I know those that do, so I call or text them from time to time." "I've been very lucky with the lockdowns", says film director Cathal Nally, whose film Be Good or Be Gone screens at this year's Virgin Media Dublin International Film Festival. "I've spent each one in a different place both physically and mentally." 'Lockdown One’ (the first is always the best) I spent in Ashbourne with my brother. The theory was if one of us became ill the other could look after them. At least that was our vi...

Boris Johnson LANCASHIRE Telegraph readers have welcomed Boris Johnson’s idea of a national tier system replacing the regional ones. The Prime Minister said that a national approach to easing restrictions 'might be better this time round' than regional tiers. The Government will set out its “road map” for the coming months on February 22, following a review of the lockdown, with March 8 targeted as the earliest possible date for reopening schools and easing other measures. When the last lockdown ended, England returned to tiered arrangements which restricted the activities permi...

How to relieve restriction fatigue without breaking the rules 30 January 2021 • 7:00am Where are we going? Everywhere! (Provided that it is accessible by train, tube or car, does not involve international borders and remains firmly within your local area.) While holiday bans and hotel quarantines have killed off trips of the more exotic kind, one major success of lockdown is lowering what we constitute as “exciting” so effectively as to render a bus ride a hot ticket: twice as many of us are travelling in this lockdown than were in the first, according to new Department of Transport fig...

Advertisement An A&E doctor has been balancing shifts at a hospital with homeschooling her seven-year-old during the latest coronavirus lockdown - as parents across Britain continue to perform the ultimate lockdown balancing act, MailOnline has revealed.  One mother has taken to foraging for mushrooms to gain some much needed alone time while a mother of two autistic children has to balance their education with running two businesses. Parents were plunged into a repeat of Lockdown One when schools shuttered for a second time from Tuesday, January 5, amid a rising number of coronavirus cases....

Vanese Madix has struggled with anxiety in lockdown Vanese Madix has contacted her GP over 50 times since the beginning of the pandemic and lives in constant fear she has a life-threatening illness. “I’ve called about a sore rash on my back, an ongoing condition I have with a stuffy nose that makes it difficult to breathe and I even asked for a blood test once because I was feeling weak and tired and couldn’t understand why,” says the 25-year-old writer from East London. “Every tickle or twinge makes me think I've got something life-threateningly wrong. I’ve suffered from anxiety ...