the community as a whole in the town have set up nailsea covid support group of people.one number and somebody will do your bidding. that is so helpful. lockdown has revealed a deep well of community spirit. a majority of people say they've offered to help a neighbour, and 47% have received assistance from someone nearby. how are you coping? well, that'll last me a month. neighbours have found each other again. sparky and her husband write love letters to each other again. it may be that when lockdown is eventually lifted, we will find that, like a virus, our society has mutated into something stronger. mark easton, bbc news. that's it. newsnight is on bbc two shortly but we will leave you as we do on a thursday night with the sound of that applause for our carers and key workers all over britain. good night. cheering and applause. welcome to viewers on the bbc news channel could be you havejoined us just in time however first review of tomorrow's papers. hello to viewers in the uk and around the world, and welcome to this look at the front pages of some of the newspaper

i have set up nailsea support group... majority of people say they have offered to help a neighbour andeighbours have found each other again. sparky and her husband write love letters to each other again. it may be that when lockdown is eventually lifted, we will find that, like a virus, our society has mutated into something stronger. for the third week in a row, millions of people across the uk will show their support for the nhs and other key workers with a national round of applause at eight o'clock tonight, as emma vardy reports. a moment together, while so many of us are apart. from across the uk, the clap for carers has become a moment of solidarity and reflection, in recognition and thanks for those on the front line. and for the unsung heroes, keeping essential services going in our much—changed world, like the bin collectors of belfast on our streets while we stay indoors. it's been quieter. the roads are quiet. it's a bit surreal, to be honest. we've been left notes on bins saying thank you, and down there there's writing on the walls and stuff. it makes us feel proud, yeah.