This virus is messing with our money as well as our health. When it comes to our finances 18-24-year-olds are some of the hardest hit. But they’re also the people reacting quickest, adapting their life plans and finding other ways to make money.

Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing.

Hosted by Linda Adey.

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The Next Episode chats with the Minister for Loneliness about why the UK does not have a "clear plan" to tackle lockdown loneliness for 18-25s.

Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing.

Hosted by Linda Adey.

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On the night that the prime minister announces changes to lockdown, The Next Episode talks it through with different people around the country. What do you think of the new lockdown rules? Featuring Adam Fleming, Myles Bonnar and Ione Wells.

Soundtracked by BBC Introducing Dance.

Hosted by Linda Adey.

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With the UK coronavirus death toll more than 30,000, lots us are grieving for friends and family right now. The Next Episode talks through some of the ways 18-25s are grieving during the pandemic.

Soundtracked by BBC Music Introducing.

Playing football with your mates, recording music at the studio and hanging out with your partner... We hear stories about people breaking the government’s social distancing guidelines. Why are some of us finding it so hard to stay at home?

The Next Episode speaks with 18-25s about their life in lockdown. What is the "new normal"?

We hear from people living in one-bedroom flats, struggling with mental health and overcoming addiction.

Featuring the voices of Tom Grennan, Vinegar Strokes and Arielle.

Soundtracked by Sammy Porter.

And hosted by Linda Adey (from her bedroom).

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The Next Episode team have been speaking to people about what the coronavirus might mean for them and their lives.

Soundtracked by artists from BBC Music Introducing.

Hosted by Linda Adey.

If you suspect you may have the symptoms of coronavirus, please check out the NHS England website for the current guidelines and advice.

55 local councils in England are asking LGBT people, who say they have had to leave home, to obtain letters from their parents as proof of homelessness.

Hosted by Hannah Price.

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Government is currently consulting on whether police should evict and arrest Gypsy, Roma and Travellers living on unauthorised sites. What does that mean for people looking for somewhere to live?

Hosted by Georgia Coan.

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Three kids get kicked out of school every day for something to do with drugs or booze. The Next Episode investigates why, meeting the playground buyers and sellers.

Hosted by Adam Clarkson

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