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Lockdown houseplant trend captured by London photographer

BBC News By Sarah Lee image copyrightAkiko DuPont image captionOne of Akiko DuPont s subjects, Emma, says she got lot of plants for her lockdown birthday and her collection has been growing ever since A photographer whose work has been put on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic has taken to the streets of south London to document people s ever-growing lockdown plant collections. Akiko DuPont was inspired to examine her neighbours newly acquired green fingers - whether in the form of home-grown vegetables or botanical-themed living room transformations. My best friend suddenly turned from someone with a brown finger into a serious plant bug, she says.

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Coronavirus mutation no reason to panic: virologist | Science| In-depth reporting on science and technology | DW

Countries bar UK travel to block new COVID strain Mutations are common It s not unusual to discover such a mutation. In China, for example, where the pandemic originated in late 2019, a new variant of the pathogen was already circulating six months ago. In the summer, another variant spread rapidly from Spain to half of Europe. Viruses mutate all the time, and in most cases these mutations have no or only minimal effects. Despite all attempts at isolation, the mutation now confirmed in southern England has also long since spread to mainland Europe and other parts of the world, according to Christian Drosten, virologist at the Charite Hospital in Berlin. The virus has been present in England since at least late September, he said. We know now: it s already in Italy, in the Netherlands, in Belgium, in Denmark even in Australia. Why shouldn t it be in Germany?

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