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HOW are those lockdown locks looking? Are split ends driving you senseless? And are your grey roots forcing you to wear your woolly hat in public?

A YORK woman is undergoing "smell training" in a bid to regain her sense of smell which she lost after suffering from Covid. The woman in her early 60s, who asked not to be named, lost her sense of smell after suffering a mild dose of Covid last March. Since recovering from the virus, her sense of smell has all but gone and certain foods taste strange. She is one of the thousands of people in the UK suffering from the myriad of symptoms that make up the post-viral condition long Covid. "I can't smell smoke or gas, which is worrying because of the danger side of that. I can't disting...

Food at Partisan This popular local cafe and restaurant will have a 15 metre marquee and a few heaters in its courtyard - and will be serving its classic menu favourites. Menu highlights: Shakshuka, a skillet full of baked eggs, spicy tomatoes, feta cheese, roasted peppers, chilli oil and sumac. Served with sourdough bread. Bibimbap, a Korean classic featuring spicy rice with beef, chestnut mushrooms, vegetables, sesame seeds, topped with a fried egg and with a side of homemade kimchi (vegetarian option also available). What are the rules? Under the easing of lockdown restrictions a...

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Mother's Day may be tough for many this year, but we can still celebrate what our mums have done, both for us and for others.