With several fast food chains beginning to open their doors for collection and delivery, social distancing measures are being put into place to keep the restaurants safe. Burger King have created huge cardboard crowns to make sure customers safely abide by the pandemic guidelines. You can find out more here.

Working closely with price comparison site idealo and their sales spike in grooming products throughout lockdown, Boutique conducted a survey that determined how many people are resorting to cutting their own or a relatives hair during the lockdown, and how many people are happy with the results too. There are certainly some interesting results, from bowl cuts to great fades! Coverage included the Daily Telegraph, Yahoo in several different sectors including Finance, Money and continents across the globe, as well as the Daily Star. You can learn more here.

The fashion company claim that seasonal catwalks are no longer relevant with most clothes having a much longer life span than just one season. They aim to take their shows down from five to just two in autumn and spring. Read more about it here.

The credit lenders asked parents to take photos of their findings and the results are brilliant. They found everything from toys, car keys, Lego, cereal, sea shells and even credit cards. You can see the full results here.

To push their lingerie brand, Blubella recruited Instagram fans to be part of a ‘top secret project.’ After thousands of entries, they finished with an online catwalk of 200 different models, showcasing the products in their homes. You can see them all here.