thank you very much indeed alexander shulman and tina tchen there in chicago.navirus — a step back for women? well, you've heard the arguments from our questioners and also our panellists. remember, we are the programme that brings you the trend lines behind the headlines. from me, zeinab badawi and the rest of the global questions team, till the next time, goodbye. hello there. well, after the disappointment of recent weekends when low pressure was in charge — we had wet, windy and cloudy weather — actually, we have got off to a decent start this weekend. a sunny morning, a bit of cloud built up during saturday afternoon, but saturday evening time, that cloud began to fragment and we had clear spells that started to develop, and they are continuing to develop actually, right now with those skies continuing to clear underneath this area of high pressure, but the eagle—eyed amongst you might notice this approaching weather front. yes, that will bring some rain to the far north—west as we head through sunday. still, over the next few hours, it is clear skies that

thank you very much indeed alexandra shulman and tina tchen there in chicago. coronavirus — a step back for women? well, you've heard the arguments from our questioners and also our panellists. remember, we are the programme that brings you the trend lines behind the headlines. from me, zeinab badawi and the rest of the global questions team, till the next time, goodbye. hello there. despite the chilly start of sunday morning, temperatures reached 25 celsius in the south—east. it was a warmer day for most with an abundance of sunshine but for the next few days we are introducing more cloud and it will therefore feel cooler and there will be some rain. that's been moving in through sunday evening and overnight on these set of weather fronts, a fair breeze as well blowing in the north. so those weather fronts introduce more cloud so it won't be as chilly first thing this morning. a little bit of mistiness in the south, here we hold onto sunshine, certainly through the morning and the cloud thickens in the afternoon. as that weather front slips south, we will see

tina tchen is ceo of the us—based organisation time's up, which advocates for safer and fairer work conditionswas an aide to president 0bama and also became chief of staff to michelle 0bama. and alexandra shulman is a british journalist, writer and commentator. she stepped down as editor in chief of british vogue in 2017 after 25 years in the job, making her the longest serving editor in the history of the magazine. her latest book clothes and other things that matter, has just been published. welcome to you both, and also to my people who are asking the questions. a solitary round of applause from me. remember, you too can join the conversation. it's #bbc globalquestions. let's get down to our first question. it is from sanjana in bangalore india. sanjana. hi, there. my question is, so, the pandemic has caused quite a bit of uproar in the world and stuff like that. women have obviously had this role is the assumed caretaker for quite some time. but, how do you think the pandemic and this assumed role is going to affect gender equality and leadership opportunities in the workplace? right, well