there'll also be recognition for nhs staff and care workers who looked after londoners during the pandemic. the service starts at 7.00pm and will feature poetry and a performance by the world—famous st paul's choir. meanwhile, to mark the anniversary, bbc london has been speaking to people here in the capital about their experience of covid and what it's been like living through the pandemic and the various restrictions in place. for some, it's been an anxious time, which has changed their lives forever. i mean, if i'd have got covid, i would probably not be here. my lungs would never have taken it. i really, really wasn't worried for me. i was petrified for my children, my grandchildren are far too young to understand what happened to nana. and you can hear more on the stories of londoners reflecting on life during the pandemic on our 6.30pm programme tonight. travel now, here's how the tube looks this morning.