ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic continues we revisit Millie, Haleem, Sophie, Deen and Ollie to reflect on their personal circumstances and how the unprecedented year will uniquely shape the rest of their lives.
For the 12 months, these young people have been recording their lives during a time that will become a defining part of their generation.
For the 12 months, these young people have been recording their lives during a time that will become a defining part of their generation.
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United Kingdom
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