the biggest easing of lockdown so far in england as clothing and department stores open for the first time since lockdown. there were long queues, as people could finally go to non—essential shops after nearly three months. love it, i love it. i haven't been on lockdown because i work for the nhs, but so nice for the shops to be finally be open. but social distancing was forgotten, as excited customers tried to cram into one store in central london. in northern ireland non—essential shops opened on friday, but there's no date set for wales and scotland. also tonight. the big cover up — face coverings become compulsory on public transport in england. marcus rashford talks of his own experience of poverty

as a child as he asks the government to provide free school meal vouchers through the summer. if there's food on the table, there's food on the table. if there's not, i had friends who understood my same situation, and maybe it was possible for me to go to their house. and we catch up with a patient whose desperately needed liver transplant had been put on hold because of the pandemic. and coming up on bbc news. as clubs reject restructuring the league in scotland, hearts say they will see the spfl in court, after being relegated from the premiership.