Новости за 18.04.2020

Struggling for ideas on how to help your kids learn at home whilst still having fun? If so, you might want to invest in STEM toys.

Looking for the best Sourdough recipes to bake while at home? Now is the perfect time for budding bakers to learn new baking skills and practice how to make sourdough bread from scratch.

These gifts are all slimline enough to fit through your front door so you never have wait around for a delivery man or receive the unfortunate 'sorry we missed you' slip.

Dr Tiina Meder, who is a dermatologist and cardiologist, based in London, explained to FEMAIL how factors of isolation can lead to dryness and breakouts.

Taking to Twitter, @edsbs, from the US, asked people to tell him about their dumbest dogs - and he was inundated with responses from people across the globe.

Posting anonymously on British parenting site Mumsnet, the 43-year-old woman shared a link to a dress that she spotted on the Warehouse website and asked if she is too old to wear it.

Four Australian celebrants have devised unique and quirky drive-thru business models to ensure couples can still get married. Couples remain in their car at all times and prices start at only $400.

HUGH FEARNLEY-WHITTINGSTALL: Many people enjoy lovingly re-inventing leftovers. But it strikes me as a particularly helpful skill during this period of isolation.

Molly Lee of Dallas, Texas, took to social media on Monday to post footage of herself waxing her upper lip and in between her eyebrows for the first time.

Social media and online forums are awash with those recounting their 'lockdown dreams', while experts have found two-thirds of us are having 'unusually vivid' dreams.

The team behind the new BBC nature documentary Primates have opened up about the challenges of capturing some of the world's rarest creatures on camera for the documentary series.

Paige Woolen, 28, from Los Angeles, has started an Instagram account on which she documents the numerous DMs she receives on her personal profile.

The couple was joined by their five-month-old baby boy Aksel when they called into the Today show on Friday to talk about their 'Feed the Front Lines' project.

FEMAIL rounds up lifestyle brands and companies doing whatever necessary to tackle this global pandemic while also spreading joy and positivity.

Some people who live alone or with roommates are moving in with friends for the duration of quarantine. The temporary households make the period less lonely.

Celebrities share the stories behind their favourite snaps - this week its British former MP and author of bestselling crime thrillers Jeffrey Archer.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, sourdough bread.

These podcasts, documentaries and dramas examine notorious crime cases from around the world. We round up 80 of the very best.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, rye bread.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, perfect pitta bread.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, milk rolls.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, quick soda bread.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, pizza.

Nothing lifts the spirits like the aroma of baking bread, and it's so cheap and simple to make your own - as these recipes from the National Trust prove. Pictured, gluten-free loaf.

This week Bel Mooney advises a woman who has lost her husband to Covid-19 on how to mourn.