Kayleigh Dray
Kayleigh Dray is Stylist’s digital editor-at-large. Her specialist topics include comic books, films, TV and feminism. On a weekend, you can usually find her drinking copious amounts of tea and playing boardgames with her friends.
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Life
17 things you need to know about food shopping in lockdown
It’s time to redefine what “essential” means to you, and fast.
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In the age of coronavirus, NHS staff are (quite rightly) our A-list heroes
Celebrity updates? Forget ‘em. Nowadays, doctors, nurses and healthcare workers are the internet’s heroes.
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Books
The 9 best free audiobooks available on Audible now
Lockdown life getting you down? Try listening to one of these brilliant books…
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People
Holly Willoughby isn’t here for Piers Morgan’s comments about her appearance
And she had the perfect response when he started talking about her outfit.
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How to self-isolate with a partner – without it ending in disaster
It’s time to talk about love in the time of coronavirus.
Long Reads
Could Animal Crossing be the answer to your coronavirus anxiety?
It’s time to talk about the psychological benefits of playing video games…
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Life
Netflix’s The Platform is the horror film on everyone’s minds
This terrifyingly relevant Netflix movie is already trending on Twitter – and for good reason.
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Life
18 things we’re all going to do when coronavirus lockdown is over
Someone asked people on Reddit what they’re going to do when the Covid-19 pandemic is over, and their answers were so beautiful.
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Life
19 things about working from home everyone knows to be true
From effortless commutes to demanding “co-workers”, here’s what we’ve learned about WFH life.
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Life
“Coronavirus meant my friend had to leave the UK without a goodbye”
If Covid-19 teaches us anything, let it be to this: make time for the people you love whenever you can, and appreciate the hell out of them always.
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Life
Coronavirus memes and tweets you should be sharing to combat fake news
Because memes really can prevent the spread of misinformation.
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What it’s really like to work in ICU right now
The ICU in Frimley is already full of Covid-19 patients on ventilators.”
Life
19 things you only know if you’ve just started using Zoom
It’s time to get comfortable with the mute button.
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Life
This woman’s story about getting a job at Tesco teaches us a powerful lesson
Holly Maxwell’s story has been read by over 60,000 people – and counting.
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People
Remarkable Women Awards: Sinéad Burke wins Change-Maker of the Year
She's made it her mission to highlight the exclusive nature of the fashion industry.
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Life
Belgravia episode 2: did you spot that sneaky Vanity Fair reference?
We interrupt your regularly scheduled coronavirus content to bring you spoilers for ITV’s Belgravia...
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Life
Why so many of us are finding solace in horror films right now
It sounds like the last thing you’d want to watch in a pandemic, but 28 Days Later and Contagion are scientifically proven mood-boosters. Why?
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Life
Think you’ll get away with coronavirus because you’re young? Read this
Scientists have shared some important new Covid-19 information.
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How to grow fruit and veg indoors, for those of us who don’t have gardens
If you think your allotment dreams are over because you don’t have any outdoor space, think again.
Life
Please, let’s give supermarket workers the respect they deserve
Just weeks ago, they were called ‘unskilled’. Now, we’re relying on them to help get us through this.
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