Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
New York's Wall Street - heart of the financial and corporate world - once a vibrant, seething mass of humanity now resembles a ghost town.
A shadow of its former self, the Big Apple is not the only global city ravaged by the pandemic, which has driven workers away from their desks and water coolers into the safe confines of their homes.
Luc Kamperman from Veldhoen+ is the only member of their 8-strong New York team to make a return to the city, albeit one day in five.
Despite enjoying office life, Kamperman foresees significant shifts in office culture with troubling knock-on effects locally.
Despite the likes of Google and Facebook acquiring more office space as the Covid crisis deepened, many companies are rethinking office functions, realising how convenient home working is.
With offices needing to provide more than phone lines and wifi, expert guidance emphasises the benefits won from creating working environments which nurture real life companionship, inspiration and peer support.
But will even this vision entice people back?
An authority on workforce dynamics, Bhushan Sethi is co-author of a study into teleworking.
