nesrine, i thought from you?war ii generation have done? but in one sentence. i think we are all in lockdown, everyone has been agreed that they cannot go out and do their thing that they like to do, but the salient details to remember that there was a time when nation suffered for four and five years, and we can get through a few months. following on from that, it is a strange juxtaposition, the idea that we had ve day, we are in lockdown, and there was a sense of wanting to celebrate and commemorate and that, while in lockdown, there was a view, finally, that we could sit out at the front of the house, see our neighbours, there was a slightly party —like atmosphere, maybe it is inappropriate, but all of a sudden you could see people beyond your own family and dear work colleagues face to face at two metres distance, and that was actually quite joyous. happy note to end on. thank you all three. and thanks to you for watching. that is it for this week. back next week, same place, same time. stay safe, goodbye. he

nesrine, a thought from you.eration have done... but tell indulge me in one sentence! no, thankyou, but i will indulge that thought which as we are all in lockdown, everyone is feeling aggrieved they can't go out and do their things they like to do. but it is a tale to remember, there was a time when these nations suffered for four or five years and we can get through a few months. thank you. and jo. following on from that, it is a bit of a strange juxtaposition, this idea that we had ve day, we're in lockdown and there was a sense of wanting to celebrate and commemorate. and that while in lockdown, there was a feeling of finally, in my case, we could sit out at the front of our house, see our neighbours. there was a slightly party—like atmosphere, maybe it's inappropriate but can actually, all of a sudden, you could see people beyond your family and dear work colleagues like yourself, face—to—face but at two metres distance. and that was actually quite joyous. that is a happy note to end on. thank you all three

my guests, on socially distanced screens, are guardian columnist nesrine malik, and henry chu of the