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Hello, I'm recording the star of today's podcast on my phone, on my walk from home in

North London to the newscast studio in central London.

And I am doing this because we're going to talk a bit about walking on today's episode

because the ordnance survey, the map people are doing this project to encourage people

to take interesting routes from place to place.

Now my route to work is quite an interesting one because there's lots of little kind of

clues about coronavirus on it.

There's some supermarkets which have gone from having cues of people outside to basically

being normal.

There's quite a few bars which have gone from being well closed to open for takeaways

to then quite busy, but from Saturday at one minute past midnight, we'll probably become

less busy because London will go into tier two.

And you've got this huge new office development at King's Cross that I'll walk through which

is still pretty quiet, which makes you think loads of people are still working from home.

And also some of the buildings are really new and might not be occupied for a while.

And then you get to King's Cross in St.Panquist train stations.

Now I remember at the height of the lockdown then being totally deserted and if you even

saw one other person it was amazing.

But now they're quite busy and almost as busy as you would expect, maybe in the middle

of the day, not a rush hour.

And then opposite St.Panquist you've got the Crick Institute where they do lots of medical

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