Duffy Asks Fans How They're Doing, Encourages Them to Share Their Stories Amid Coronavirus Lockdown

Authors of a blog depicting the impact of lockdown on people’s mental health are raising vital cash for charity.

Prince Charles has an important message for British citizens. The royal delivered key remarks in support of the Pick for Britain campaign on Tuesday, May 19.

Prince William and Kate Middleton joined celebrities to spread an important message to mark the start of Mental Health Awareness Week Monday.

Dame Barbara Windsor has been left “confused” by the coronavirus lockdown, it has been revealed. The 82 year old EastEnders icon, who played Peggy Mitchell on the soap, suffers from Alzheimer's disease and is used to having a stream of friends and family come to visit her.The lockdown has meant Barbara’s nearest and dearest are no longer able to see her, which has left her “confused”, meaning her husband Scott Mitchell, 57, has to keep explaining the lockdown to her.

Aldi has unveiled a number of changes made to store rules amid the coroavirus lockdown.

P!nk has an encouraging message for moms around the world this Mother's Day: "You are doing amazing."In an essay published by NBC News on Saturday (May 9), the pop superstar chronicles her emotionally draining experience battling Covid-19 and offers hope to less fortunate families around the globe struggling during the pandemic."Battling COVID-19 along with my 3-year-old son was the most physically and emotionally challenging experience I have gone through as a mother," writes P!nk, who was

Just when we were feeling guilty about rewatching Friends for the umteenth during the lockdown, Courteney Cox revealed she is sailing on the same boat as us. She might not be watching it for the hundredth time, but she is revisiting the iconic show she starred on to revive memories of the show. The actress appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show and made the revelation. Not only did she reveal she is binge-watching the show, but she also joked that the show is "really good."

We are now approaching the end of our sixth week in lockdown and for many of us, it's been a challenging time.

Let’s hear it for the teachers! William Daniels, formerly known as beloved Boy Meets World teacher Mr. Feeny, has a special message for educators amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Mums in Manchester are backing calls for the government to extend maternity leave amid the coronavirus lockdown.

A devastated grandson has told of his agony after his beloved grandfather killed himself over the heartache of not seeing his family during the coronavirus lockdown.