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, I hope in the middle of it all, you're keeping well.

And maybe we can see light at the end of the tunnel, as part of the United Kingdom

slowly makes trepidaceous steps to getting back to work.

We'll see how that plays out, and of course the scientists are going to be looking at

the data and slowly but surely, hopefully we will edge forward.

But the most important thing is that we've all had a chance, most of us, to think about

our lives.

And I certainly have thought about mine and I'm not going to waffle on about it now,

but we've had time to think about our lives and maybe make some plans.

And certainly here in London, for just this pause in life, there's the chance to look

up in the sky.

Well, it's now dark as I record this just about.

And you know, the air is clear.

You see the stars and where the planes used to be.

You can see things out in space.

It is remarkable from that point of view.

But a lot of us, I think, are doing a lot of thinking about the way that we live, the

way that we do our work and what work we want to do.

I think that's an interesting thing.

Thank you very much.

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