A bomb that killed hundreds of thousands of people.

A scientist who wanted it made, but then didn't want it to be used.

My own grandfather and a picture of a mushroom cloud.

The bomb, a brand new

brand new podcast from the BBC World Service available now.

Hello I'm Nula McGovern and we're bringing you BBC OS

conversations about coronavirus here on the BBC World Service.

Hobbies are helping many of us get through these difficult times as does the presence of family and friends

but for people with addictions even with supportive relatives

the pandemic has presented a greater challenge.

I went to an N. A meeting which is Narcotics Anonymous

anonymous hoping to find a sponsor the next night when I went to go all the meetings got closed due to COVID-19.

When countries first went into lockdown, everyone reacted differently.

Some took up a hobby, learning a language for instance, or home baking,

while others spent more time on existing leisure activities like

crafting or working out. But not everyone has been able to continue their favorite past time

during the pandemic and with lockdown

restrictions and social distancing rules many activities considered

high risk are no longer possible even this. I need you so that I could die I love you so.

And that is why whenever I want you all I have to do is free. history.

The Jupiter singers, a community choir in the UK whose members haven't met up in person since March,

and the coronavirus has also affected musicians and those who take part in contact sports.

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