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The outside world is growing more uncertain every day, and with many of us self-isolating in nationwide lockdowns, it can be difficult to want to celebrate occasions that you normally would. However, despite the current global situation, many of us still have big events to look forward to - and…
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Unsolved cases have been the basis for hit documentaries for years now, especially when the case remains cold. There's a reason why Jack the Ripper is history's most notorious serial killer - to this day, no one knows who terrorized the streets of London in the autumn of 1888. But…
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Now that the ongoing global pandemic has forced so many of us indoors for the foreseeable future, a lot of people finding themselves incredibly bored and looking for something to do. As more time ticks by, people are realizing that all those hobbies and skills they promised to learn once…
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A five-year-old boy has been left looking like an "old man" after begging his brother for a haircut while isolating from the coronavirus pandemic. It's a hilariously relevant take on the terrible homemade haircuts most of us gave ourselves as children (or were subjected to by our parents). The incident…
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As many of us are adjusting to our new day-to-day lives of self-isolating and social distancing, leaving the house has become somewhat of a daunting experience. Supermarkets and parks are still full of people either shopping for their essentials or getting their daily exercise, meaning it is likely you could…
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A 22-year-old woman who was recently diagnosed with the coronavirus has opened up about the different symptoms she experienced over the course of 12 days. Twenty-two-year-old Amy Shircel took to Twitter this week to talk about how she initially experienced all the usual symptoms of COVID-19, such as a fever,…
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If you're living with your in-laws, especially during this time of social isolation, it's inevitable that there will be some awkward moments every now and then. Maybe someone will say the wrong thing, or do something inconsiderate, or even just make a fool out of themselves, which will make it…
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The coronavirus has forced many of us into working from home when we'd otherwise be doing our jobs in the outside world. This can take some getting used to, especially if we live in a household with other people who don't necessarily understand what this entails. Case in point, this…
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With the current global situation resulting in many of us spending the majority of our days at home, there is a good chance many of us are binge-watching our favorite TV shows in an order to kill time and put a smile on our faces. In fact, could there BE…
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Anyone who regularly peruses the snack aisle of their local supermarket knows that the world isn’t afraid of a weird crisp. Where we might once have been satisfied with a bag of cheese and onion or a sprinkling of salt and vinegar, now we need mashups that would make Frankenstein…
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If the last few weeks of panic buying have taught us anything, it’s that people are intent on stocking up on things that don’t totally make sense. Why everyone is padding out their bathrooms with enough toilet paper to service an incontinent elephant is anyone’s guess. However, for the more…
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As per the John Hopkins University Coronavirus Resource Center, at the time of writing there have been 787,010 confirmed cases of coronavirus, with 37,829 deaths and 166,214 recoveries. The United States has 164,610 confirmed cases thus far, the most of any country. Italy has currently suffered the most deaths of…
