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This is a full transcript of ‘There’s no right way to be a student’ as first broadcast on 2 October.

Upto £258m in grants for the self-employed could have been fraudulent or paid in error, HMRC says.

A month into term, 80% of schools have not had any cases, but others have had to close temporarily.

The BBC's Unusual Times podcast has been asking people how the pandemic has affected mental health.

Why is coronavirus leaving some people with long-term health problems including fatigue?

With the chain set to temporarily shut its doors and Odeon cutting back too, how do the staff feel?

People who have experienced long-lasting coronavirus symptoms talk about losing their sense of taste and smell.

The race was due to take place on 26 April but was pushed back to October as the UK went into lockdown.

Businesses and university leaders in Cambridge say the new term is vital to the health of the city.

Tuesday Gale says writing poetry and her dog's companionship have "got her through" the pandemic.

Covid-19 disrupted screening, meaning many cases will have been missed, a charity warns.

The new mum, however, says hospital staff were "supportive every step of the way".

As Covid-19 forces all non-elite athletes to take part remotely, runners across the world pick their own 26.2-mile course.

The Nottingham students cite unreliable food deliveries, lack of communication and "oppressive" security.