The brutal reality of dying under Italy’s coronavirus lockdown

Germany's low death rate | Entertaining kids | Bargain Airbnbs these are the biggest wired stories from the past week The brutal reality of dying under Italy's coronavirus lockdown Strict quarantines at hospitals, restrictions on funerals and the sheer number of cases are changing how people die – and how their families can mourn This is why Germany's coronavirus death rate seems so low Despite recording over 35,000 coronavirus cases, Germany has just 181 deaths – fewer than the UK or France. It all comes down to a combination of demographics, testing, and chance How to keep your kids educated and entertained during lockdown We've collected together the best products and resources to keep your children educated, entertained and exercised without having to leave the house London's rental market is being flooded by bargain Airbnb listings The capital is awash with rentals that bear all the hallmarks of hastily rejigged Airbnbs We need to talk about the weird final episode of Star Trek: Picard A show that started off with so much promise ended up in a pretty strange place. So what does it all mean and where should season two take us? There's a lot to discuss Where is the world at with a coronavirus vaccine? There are 44 vaccines currently being evaluated for eventual use against coronavirus, with two of them at the clinical trial stage already. But the path ahead is still very long Don't miss out on the future. Get WIRED. Subscribe now and save On the WIRED Podcast + Received this email from a friend? Subscribe to WIRED Weekender + Prefer a daily digest? Subscribe to WIRED Awake FOLLOW WIRED Unsubscribe   |   View this email in your browser Condé Nast Digital 1 Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU © The Condé Nast Publications Ltd Our Privacy Policy