Covid Living

Walking is something I used to do as a means of transportation, as simply the easiest and cheapest way of getting from Point A to Point B. But since Covid has confined us to...

I have an excuse. I had surgery two months before the first lockdown, sending me into a spiral. What was I going to do? How could I see my physio? And, when would this...

How lockdown led to Suzanne West rediscovering the Great Outdoors Pre-pandemic, like many in the UK, I dabbled in keeping fit, using a step counter to try to reach the magic 10k steps a day,...

I’ll be honest; many times over, I’ve treated myself to smoothies from the shops. We’ve all been there, wonderful colours, great sounding ingredients and it’s meant to be good for you right? Wrong, on the...

Football fans around the world have had to adapt. Covid-19 has left fans being unable to attend stadiums and having to watch or listen to teams play in empty stadiums on the TV, radio...

17th November 2019. The last time I saw a live competitive football match. 198 days and counting. When it was announced that the first ever WSL North London Derby – that's my team - Tottenham...

The Covid Living podcast presents Episode 1 "Sports journalism in a Covid World" with Philip Bendon and Benjy Nurick https://soundcloud.com/user-62907107/sports-journalism-in-a-covid-world

Jumping over fences, walking through holes in gates, broken locks on pitches, all to play football. Why? For the love of the game. The constant need for him to get better, feeling as if he was...

One university student gives a glimpse into the strange reality of online learning Rather than getting to class we’re learning on Teams – sometimes Zoom – and have been for a year now. It’s rubbish...

Fergal Hale-Brown talks to animal welfare officer Kia Newbould-McFarlane about how she started her career, what the pandemic has meant for pets and what the future holds for pandemic puppies https://soundcloud.com/user-869684735/animal-welfare-interview