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 return of the unexplained.

Well once again here I am in the evening light and because we are in lockdown as you may well be it is incredibly quiet.

No planes, no buses tonight, nothing. So it's just you and me here. In fact I am going to pull back the curtain. I have been doing some recordings and I have had the curtain closed to keep the sun out.

So if you just excuse me for a second here, I am going to do that and look out at the trees and see that spring is definitely out there. That beautiful shade of green that it is impossible to mimic.

I don't even think the greatest artists have quite been able to capture the greenery that I can see here. And even though I am in a tiny little apartment by myself, tiny little flat as we say here in the UK, at least I can look at it at the window.

Even if I don't have a lovely big garden to sit in as some people do.

Thank you very much for all of your emails. No shoutouts particularly on this edition.

What I'm going to do is let you hear a conversation that I have just recorded for my radio show. It is the third hour of the last radio show that you would have heard on the 26th of April with a man called Archbishop Ronald file N. Wright.

And he is an exorcist retired, but as you will hear in the conversation not really because he says his work is ongoing now this conversation is not for the faint hearted.

And because we're broadcasting the conversation we have on United Kingdom radio quite rightly to make that point very clear as you will hear.

So Ronald file N. Wright the guest on this edition of the unexplained and I will take you to the radio show in just a moment here.

If you want to get in touch with me, please go to my website, the unexplained.tv. Follow the link and you can send me a message of any kind from there.

If you've got a guest suggestion, whatever, it's just nice to hear from you, especially at the moment when all of us are coping with a completely new situation which we hope will be over soon enough.

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Okay, I think that's all I have to say. Let's get to my radio show where I'm in the process of introducing the guest on that particular hour of the unexplained. Here it comes.

We unexplained with how it used hits midnight and we look into another week. If you're in lockdown that I hope you're getting by and finding ways to occupy yourself and try to keep the worries, many of which there are for so many of us at bay.

Sometimes it's not an easy thing to do and sometimes I've found maybe you found too. It's a good thing, a diversion to turn the radio on and listen to something that is not the news.

I spent most of my life doing news and here I am recommending people maybe just to take a break from it, but I know that it's helped me massively just on occasions to turn it all off because a lot of it you cannot influence in any way.

And while I'm on that subject, just a word of thanks to all of the emergency service workers, maybe you're coming off a shift now and we know those shifts are hard.

I had a personal experience this week. I was coming out of my local supermarket and I parked my car in a little roadway behind the supermarket and coming out of one of the houses on that roadway were two nurses and they looked terribly tired.

I felt for them enormously. One of them was wearing full PPE. The other one was wearing partial PPE and I think, although I don't know for certain they were coming from the home of somebody affected by or potentially affected by coronavirus.

And I guess those visits happen every single day and most of them we don't get to see all of these things are happening like clockwork when we're doing other things.

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