joining me now is yotam ottolenghi, chef and ottolenghi co-founder.ou don't need an introduction, certainly not in london. thank you for joining. let's start by talking about the reopening. officially, you are allowed to reopen tomorrow, but how are you approaching the reopening in london? how would you characterize the way you are doing it? open one ofing to our restaurants, and central london. we will be opening on thursday, not quite tomorrow because we thought we needed a bit more time to get together and create a safe environment for our customers and staff. with the social distancing, byre we have separation screens to create bubbles of teams, so if one team goes down we have another team to come in and replace it. we have a whole set of measures that we needed to put together in order to reopen on thursday, and we are taking a cautious approach. we are opening first, seeing what situation we can learn from this reopening that happens on thursday, and then we will carry on an open are other restaurants accordingly. those picturesat that have jus

-- ottolenghi. they are still open because that is an essential service.es down again just economic hit to shut ourselves down againjust to keep economic hit to shut ourselves down again just to keep everybody safe and so while i know it seems a little incongruous but things like hairdressers are still open. they will be pretty strict in restricting our movement around. for instance, tourism, shutdown. taurian tourism com pletely tourism, shutdown. taurian tourism completely decimated. normally we would go to church —— completely decimated. normally we would go to church -- queensland or a warmer climate for this winter break. the good news was for the victorian regions, all the melbourne people were going to go to daylesford, castlemaine, faces you can go and drink hot chocolate and eat lots of fudge. well, we can no longer do that. melbourne itself will be locked down with another shire that is on the periphery and regional victoria will still be able to move around. thank goodness for them they can have 20 people at a pub as long as they have social dis