The sunny days of Lockdown One feels very far away and if you're feeling fatigued, you're not alone.
But just why does this lockdown feel so different this time round?
The answer, as our editor @paulnuki explains, is in the data
But just why does this lockdown feel so different this time round?
The answer, as our editor @paulnuki explains, is in the data
🧑⚖️The rules have changed
A sense of not-quite normality may be playing a part as essential work has been defined more broadly, meaning more people can travel to and from work, and there is no longer a limit on daily exercise
A sense of not-quite normality may be playing a part as essential work has been defined more broadly, meaning more people can travel to and from work, and there is no longer a limit on daily exercise
🌨️The winter weather is definitely impacting our mood
Gone are the sunny days in the garden and parks that came with Lockdown One
Gone are the sunny days in the garden and parks that came with Lockdown One
🤔Our expectations are different
This is a third time we've gone through lockdown and we could be in for the long haul.
"It's tiring and frustrating" not to know when life might resume, says @PaulNuki
This is a third time we've gone through lockdown and we could be in for the long haul.
"It's tiring and frustrating" not to know when life might resume, says @PaulNuki
🌤️But there is brighter days ahead
"Hopefully this is the last one," says @PaulNuki.
However, "it all hinges on the way in which the vaccine works and the way in which society opens up again."
If we open up too quickly, we could be back to square one, he warns
"Hopefully this is the last one," says @PaulNuki.
However, "it all hinges on the way in which the vaccine works and the way in which society opens up again."
If we open up too quickly, we could be back to square one, he warns
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