The lost year: 12 months of coronavirus
Covid chaos: how the UK handled the coronavirus crisis
A journey through a year of announcements, U-turns, lockdowns, denials, tests – and more than 100,000 deaths
Could Covid lockdown have helped save the planet?
Slowdown of human activity was too short to reverse years of destruction, but we saw a glimpse of post-fossil fuel world
‘If we don’t do it, who will?': a year on the frontline of Covid-19
The lost year: inside the 18 December edition of the Guardian Weekly
The great project: how Covid changed science for ever
The emergence of a novel coronavirus prompted a wave of global collaboration that has led to vaccines, treatments and the promise of new discoveries
Coronavirus: the key moments in 2020 – timeline
From December 2019, when an unknown virus was found in China, to the release of vaccines for Covid-19 – here are the points where momentum shifted
Has a year of living with Covid-19 rewired our brains?
The pandemic is expected to precipitate a mental health crisis, but perhaps also a chance to approach life with new clarity
Origin story: what do we know now about where coronavirus came from?
When Chinese scientists alerted colleagues to a new virus last December, suspicion fell on a Wuhan market. What have health officials learned since then?
The magnifying glass: how Covid revealed the truth about our world
The pandemic has illuminated deprivation, inequalities and political unrest, while reminding us of the power and beauty of nature and humanity
