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Across the day on BBC Radio 5 Live, we’ll be taking an in depth look at wellbeing in the time of the coronavirus outbreak. While we all adjust to the ‘new normal’, it may cause some to feel anxious, stressed, worried, sad, bored, lonely or frustrated.
Wellbeing Live will explore the 10 tips the NHS advises to help improve your own mental health and wellbeing during these uncertain times, and how to look out for other people.
Get in touch using @BBC5Live and #WellbeingLive.
You can find more information and support at www.bbc.co.uk/actionline.

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Dr Radha Modgil from BBC Radio 1’s Life Hacks has been explaining the top 10 tips from the NHS for staying well, emotionally and physically during the lockdown. Watch all 10 below...
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Activist Gina Martin and Nihal Arthanayake meet people trying to improve the world.
Beth French was feeling alone and confused after her mum died, and was determined that no other young person who was grieving should feel the same.
She set up the blog 'Let's Talk About Loss', which now supports hundreds of young people who are bereaved.
Beth spoke to Gina, who recently lost her grandma to coronavirus, about dealing with grief during the pandemic.
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At the beginning of March, BBC Radio 5 Live’s Fit & Fearless podcast discussed sleep with Dr Sophie Bostock.
She joined Zanna, Vicky and Tally to talk about the science behind a good night’s kip and she explained how sleep can impact both our physical and emotional health.
Image source, Getty ImagesIf getting to sleep is something you're struggling with at the moment, our colleagues at Newsbeat have put together an article with some useful tips.
Image source, NHSGood-quality sleep makes a big difference to how we feel mentally and physically, so it is important to get enough.
Try to maintain regular sleeping patterns and keep up good sleep hygiene practices – like avoiding screens before bed, cutting back on caffeine and creating a restful environment. See our sleep page for more advice.
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5 Live Drive presenter Anna Foster says she thinks staying grounded is really important for wellbeing.
Listen to Anna with Tony Livesey from 16:00 GMT on BBC Sounds.
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BBC Radio 5 Live’s presenters Chris Warburton and Eleanor Oldroyd gave the BBC Philharmonic just one week to record a performance of the BBC Sports Medley from their homes.
How many different themes can you hear?
Feel rested and refreshed with this mediation session, led by ‘Wellness Warrior’ Michael Wong for the Fit & Fearless podcast.
New to meditation? This short session led by Michael Wong will help you get started.
Image source, NHSFocusing on the present, rather than worrying about the future, can help with difficult emotions and improve our wellbeing. Relaxation techniques can also help some people deal with feelings of anxiety, or you could try a mindful breathing video.
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Bestselling author Harlan Coben gives his tips to start writing whilst in isolation.
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If sport is usually a big part of your life, BBC Radio 5 Live has some podcasts you might like - all available on BBC Sounds.

Mark Chapman hosts 'A Question of Sport: The Podcast' with Matt Dawson & Phil Tufnell.
Click here to listen to the latest episode with Isa Guha and Micah Richards.

Gary Lineker, Ian Wright and Alan Shearer debate the best captains, goalkeepers, finishers and more, in Match of The Day: Top 10.

And in Replay, Colin Murray looks back at 90 years of sport on the BBC by unearthing classic commentaries and interviews from the BBC archives.
Recent episodes include Brian Clough on Parkinson, and Seve Ballesteros winning the 1979 Open.
This morning on 5 Live Breakfast, Dean Windass spoke about what is helping him at the moment.
The former Hull, Bradford, Middlesbrough and Aberdeen striker struggled with his mental health after retiring from football.
Windass explained one particular routine that he finds useful - click below to watch...
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Dean Windass has been posting daily videos, to help people protect their mental health.