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, another boiling hot day here in London town as I record this.

May was warm or hot sometimes and it looks like June which we are now into.

Could be for part of it at least the same, who knows what the temperature is going to be like here.

By the time we get into July, August, I don't even want to think about it.

Although, you know, it's better than winter.

Lockdown of course continues here in the UK.

For me this is more than nine weeks of doing everything that I do in my own little flat, my own apartment.

And not really seeing anybody beyond the people on the checkout at the local supermarket.

It's been the strangest of existences because I've spoken to people all over the world

and I've done a radio show.

But I haven't really left my home apart from a daily cycle.

In two and a half months, it's astonishing.

And look, you know, I've got it comparatively easy so I have no cause for complaint.

But some people have found it enormously difficult.

And you know, I've had my challenges at times but mostly I've got through.

I hope that you're okay.

And thank you for sending me your stories of what's going on with you in lockdown.

You can always do that.

And thank you very much for the nice kind things that you've said about this show.

And you know, the way that you use it and what it means to you.

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