caroline frost and tony grew. that's it for the papers this hour. be back at 11.30pm for another look at the papers. goodbye for now. hi there, good evening, i'm here with your latest sports news. first to the premier league, where a third brighton player has tested positive for coronavirus. brighton's ceo, paul barber, has warned any plans to restart matches in a rush could cost lives. he was speaking to the mail on sunday ahead of the league's meeting as clubs try to move towards the proposed restart date of 12thjune. it is expected some will urge a delay and ask the league to abandon their neutral venues plan. crystal palace chairman steve parrish says he believes the premier league's project restart may prove unfeasible, but they'll try to find consensus, and that clubs across football are facing up to tougher financial times. we know we will be damaged coming out of this financially, because obviously we have no crowds, no matched a revenue. —match day that will go on for a long time. it's really about damage limitation and seeing what we can s

with me are tony grew, parliamentary journalist and caroline frost, journalist and broadcaster.orrow's front pages, starting with ‘the long road to freedom' reads the front page of the telegraph, after borisjohnson set out a roadmap for lifting the lockdown in england earlier this evening. according to the front of the daily mail, the prime minister is keeping ‘the handbrake on‘, making just small changes initially — encouraging some people to return to work, and allowing people to exercise as much as they like, and to sunbathe. the times describes the plan as the ‘first, tentative steps to reopening society', after the prime minister said the time has come to begin restarting the economy. the ft lays out in more detail how britain might begin to return to work, as the pm urges workers in fields like construction to return. ‘it‘s all greek to us, boris‘ reads the metro — which reports on what it calls ‘confusion‘ over the change of government slogan from ‘stay at home‘ to ‘stay alert‘. ‘ready, steady, slow‘ on the front of the sun — reporting on the pm‘s 3—step plan to ease rest