Anxious about going back to normal? It's called 'reverse culture shock'

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Anxious about going back to normal? It's called 'reverse culture shock'

First we were anxious about having to isolate. Now the cafe on the corner is stocking artisanal hand sanitiser and we're stressed for the opposite reason…

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We spoke to the musician who performed the world's first drive-in gig

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