Editor’s blog: Nothing is normal

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Chloe McCulloch reflects on how odd life has become for everyone

I am catching up on two missed days of blogging about self-isolation for the simple reason that being at home has also coincided with trying to keep up with a news agenda that is moving at a frenetic pace.

The prime minister’s address to the nation kicked things off on Monday when for many people the penny finally dropped that our freedom of movement has to be severely restricted. Now everyone who can stay home has been told that they should, so in some respects there is not a huge difference between someone self-isolating and everyone else.

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