As the lockdown bites, it's women who are taking the strain | Gaby Hinsliff

The economics of coronavirus and the logistics of home-working are playing into some old gender inequalities, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

“Back to school”, it says in thick black pen, across the beginning of next week. Well, dream on. Across Europe schools are now tentatively beginning to reopen, at least in countries such as Denmark which locked down earlier than we did; German schools too are likely to start returning from early May. But in Britain, it might be half term before that can be considered.

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