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Germany: Fed up with COVID-19 and working at home

One year into the pandemic, people in Germany are frustrated by a slow vaccine roll-out, political wrangling over coronavirus regulations and a seemingly never-ending lockdown. A look at how one family in Berlin has been coping.

 

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