Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the unexplained.

Well, I'm recording this as it's still, I'm just going to peel this curtain back here.

Hear that?

I'm just going to take a look at the trees outside because it's, as I'm recording this,

it's a quarter past seven in the evening, it's an April evening and it is warm and lovely

outside but the world remains in lockdown.

So as I've said before here normally I would look above the trees outside here.

And above the park, that I can see, and I would see planes weaving backwards and forwards

and jet trails of a Heathrow Airport.

Now there is nothing, there's no one in the park and just the occasional car.

I hope that you're bearing up under the experience of lockdown, I know some people are suffering

psychologically because of the effects of being locked in.

It's never really been an issue for me.

You know, as I think I've said before on this show, you know, I've been a bit of a hermit

for years anyway.

So, you know, I'm getting by the only thing that I ever worry about is that military exercise

which I did today of going to the supermarket and making sure you've got the hand gel and

making sure you've got everything that you need to be able to do this quick execution of

getting in, trying to remember.

And I have forgotten a couple of things again, getting in, getting out and then getting

home.

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