The widespread lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic seems to be having an effect on some people’s dreams.
A large number of social media users are talking about having unusually vivid ones. But why is this happening and what can you do to make your sleep more peaceful?
Produced by Olivia Lang, illustrations by Zahra Shubber
source: bbc.com
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