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The coronavirus pandemic has forced many of us to start working from home because of self-quarantine or government lockdown, which often means using a kitchen table or spare bedroom. Frequently, these are shared with room-mates or with children around to distract us. But could this become the norm in the future where social distancing may be a legal requirement for companies? Mike Johnson has been talking to two young women who have differing experiences of working from home. Lottie Atkin, in Brussels, Belgium and Kelley Bell in Nashville, Tennessee.

(Image: Lottie Atkin at her home desk, Credit: Lottie Atkin)