sparky and her husband write love letters to each other again.en 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 newspapers and news websites we are seeing here in the bbc news room. we are bringing the briefing from the white house when that gets under way but first need to review the pages, assistant editorfor the daily mirror and the pages, assistant editorfor the daily mirrorand and the pages, assistant editorfor the daily mirror and and isaac, journalist at the wall street journal. stick look at the stories and angles l

sparky and her husband write love letters to each other again.ociety 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. it makes us feel good. it makes us feel like we're doing something worthy. so much has been accomplished so quickly. like this hotel, injust a few days transformed into a facility for people

. >> right, sparky's like, oh, you're still here! go to work!parky in just a moment. >>> we have to get first to the very latest moments this hour. about-face from president trump backing down from his claim of total authority. >> after facing pushback the president now says he will authorize governors to lift social distancing guidelines and reopen their own states for business, even though the governors did not need his permission. >> the governors are responsible, they have to take charge, they have to do a great job. and we're going to suggest that they check people through tests or otherwise coming into their states, and they run their states very strong. >> the president says some states may reopen even before federal guidelines aimed at stopping the spread of the coronavirus expire at the end of the month. he also announced he's pulling u.s. funding for the world health organization. >> california governor gavin newsom refrained from providing a timeline for his states to open up schools and businesses, but he's sharing his plan how they'

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this line of showers becoming more sparky today than those in the north.rs, some thunder and cooler for scotland and northern ireland tomorrow but still high levels of pollen at this time of year, the tree pollen we are concerned about. subtle changes on the way but cooler air sets in across northern ireland and scotland for the second half of the weekend and on monday, it will gradually filter south. everywhere will notice a gradual decrease in the temperatures. 20 or 21 in the south—east, but the showers feed in a northerly breeze coming into the warm air with hefty showers once again. there could be wintry over the tops of the scottish mountains, but still approaching 22 in the south—east. you can see the contrast, a slow change to this predominantly settled spell towards the end of april. back to you to. helen, thank you very much. good morning, mike. saturday morning. lots of stories around this morning. lots of stories around this morning related to football and what might happen in the future. talk us through what's been said. yes, you were hearing