If you are running out of ideas on how to keep you and your children entertained during the coronavirus lockdown, do not fear.
From audio books and cooking lessons to musicals and workout videos, there's plenty of free fun to be had online. 
Here is Money Mail's round-up of our favourite finds…
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Joe Wicks, aka 'Th which boasts 600 free workout videos, including Pilates and kickboxing.
Davina McC announced it would be streaming plays on YouTube, starting with One Man, Two Guvnors with James Corden. 
A new play will be available every Thursday at 7pm for seven days.
        Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals will also be released once a week on YouTube channel The Shows Must Go On . The scheme began with Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
is also sharing free plays online — including 37 short films and six filmed performances.  is streaming performances every Friday on Facebook and YouTube.
Andrew Lloyd Webber musicals will also be released once a week on YouTube channel . 
The scheme began with Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, starring Donny Osmond. They will be available for 48 hours.
GET CREATIVE
Asian restaurant Wagamama is uploading free virtual cooking lessons called Wok From Home from today on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook.
Bakery  offers baking tutorials on its Instagram page every day at 2pm. 
Every Friday at 5pm, Rude Health is teaching viewers how to make health foods, including sauerkraut and oat milk, on its .
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  HELP FOR HEROES
Many companies are now giving free or discounted services to NHS workers as a way of thanking staff for continuing care.
is offering those with an NHS ID five free meals a week worth £10 each, and Uber offers free car rides to and from work.
Delivery service Just Eat is offering  with daily codes until April 13.
NHS staff can also get a 50 per cent discount on Firezza, Leon, Yo! Sushi and Las Iguanas deliveries or collections.
WHSmith and Superdrug are also giving NHS workers a 20 per cent discount on purchases.
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