Health problems before. Some helplines are getting 50 more calls than usual. Two thirds of people are telling us that their Mental Health has worsened in the last two weeks and we think this is the start of a sign of people beginning to really struggle with their Mental Health. Alone time for me is, quite frankly, hell. Ben blogs about his battle with alcohol. Although he can get help online, he feels not being able to attend face to face sessions is putting his recovery at risk. Id give anything to be able to walk into an aa room tomorrow full of people in my situation. And just. Kind of share our pain at the moment. And, without that opportunity, how tough are things . Incredibly. Without connection, you feel. I like to think i wont drink but i honestly cant say. And i have to put my head on the pillow every night and say that is another battle won, that is another day over. Campaigners fear this pandemic is triggering a Mental Health emergency, needing more support than ever before, and lasting for years after lockdown is over. Jon kay, bbc news. And for details of organisations which offer advice and support about addiction and Mental Health go online to bbc. Co. Uk actionline or call 0800 066 066. In canada, 19 people have have been shot dead by a gunman disguised as a policeman in the province of nova scotia. The attack, which took place about 60 miles north of halifax, is the worst mass shooting in canadas history. The gunmans motive is not clear. A policewoman is among the victims. Private Text Messages between the duke and duchess of sussex and meghans father have been revealed in court as part of the couples claim against Associated Newspapers which owns the daily mail and the mail on sunday. Harry and meghan have also told the uks tabloid press they are ending all co operation with them. 0ur royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell has more details. Its six weeks since they walked away from britain and now harry and meghan are stamping out the rules of their new, non royal life and rule number one, it seems, is having nothing to do with britains the mail, express, sun and mirror. They are tired of full is, invasive stories, they say. Harry has had a difficult relationship with the tabloids for years. It is a dislike from which he has never moved on. Very early on been very prickly with the press, they have almost encouraged them to misbehave. To be honest with you, i would say that they are better judgment was they should simply ignore it. Ignore it and if the papers are not getting a rise out of them, they wont continue to do it. Meghan is currently suing Associated Newspapers over the publication of the mail on sunday of extracts from a private letter she sent her estranged father, thomas. The sussex lawyers have disclosed some of the Text Messages the couple sent to thomas after hed become entangled with the media. In one text, harry said. Meghan and harry are now concentrating on new opportunities. She was heard on Us Television today talking about a disney film she has narrated about elephants. And if we had more of an awareness about the obstacles theyre facing, i think we would take care of each other, this planet and animals in a very different way. Two months into their new life and harry and meghan are doing their best to navigate a new course. Supporters will applaud them taking on the tabloid press. Detractors will question theirjudgment as the world wrestles with more pressing matters. Nicholas witchell, bbc news. Thats it. Newsnight with Emily Maitlis is on bbc two at 10 45. Now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. Goodnight. Hello and welcome to our look at some of the newspapers and joining us some of the newspapers and joining us to discuss the front pages. The economics commentator grace blakely, and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. So lets get under way with a quick look at the front pages. The guardian says scientific advisers have warned the uk government that any relaxation of lockdown measures could trigger an exponential rise in coronavirus cases, amid a cabinet split about how quickly to ease restrictions. The daily mirror reports although the uk government promised 100,000 tests a day by the end of this month, less than a fifth of that target is actually being hit and testing sites still lie empty. According to the metro, at least 100 uk health and social care workers have now died of coronavirus including a nurse whose family say she would have lived if she had been given the correct protective clothing. The i claims the Royal Air Force are being forced to pick up delayed protective kit from turkey as a shortage threatens treatment. The Daily Telegraph also leads on tests in the uk, but features a picture of the entrpeneur, sir richard branson, who has offered to mortgage necker island, his caribbean home, in return for a taxpayer funded £500 million bailout for his Virgin Atlantic airline. The International Edition of the Financial Times focuses on Us Oil Prices crashing into negative territory for the first time in history as the evaporation of demand triggered by the coronavirus pandemic leaves the world awash with oil and not enough storage capacity. The sun has two royals on its front page favouring the 98 year old prince philips tribute to front line workers over harrys announcement that hes refusing to co operate with some british tabloid newspapers. The times features harry and meghan on its front page covering their mouths and reports uk ministers have been warned by nhs bosses that advising people to wear facemasks to slow the spread of coronavirus risks jeopardising critical supplies to the health service. So lets start off. A quick look at the story about testing in the mirror. It has pictures from a number of testing sites, cardiff, manchester and they are all empty and it says the government promised 100,000 tests a day by the end of the month but less than a fifth of thatis the month but less than a fifth of that is being hit. Testing sites still lie empty, would you make of that . Meyer these testing sites lying empty . They have been empty for several days and the tests are there ready to be taken by essential workers but they do not seem to be turning up there. And mr hancocks promise of 100,000 tests a day looks extremely unlikely. He hopes he achieve that by the end of the month. There was another article referencing borisjohnsons reference of 250,000. Wales today and abandon any sort of target, which they had a target of 5000 a day and reads nowhere near that and abandon it altogether and the issue is crucial if we are going to see any relaxation of the lockdown. We find out who had said and who has an aunt who is being affected,. Lj think donald trump has actuallyjust started that News Conference in washington, we will go to that and a couple of minutes. Let me ask, do you think that its a hostage to fortune by the British Government to promise 100,000 tests a day by the end of the month . To major issues here, when is the lack of state capacity that we have had or what we seem capacity that we have had or what we seem to have had throughout the crisis and there has not really been a lot of preparation going on. Given how we knew how the virus was spreading and and has not been used. 0ne spreading and and has not been used. One issue of capacity and one issue we could look over the past several years and to be able to do interventions like this is a rarity and the other thing is whether or not the government wants to do or wants to table the necessary steps to engage in basically what we were planning of economic activity. A lot of free market is in the concerns of government will be quite reticent about what is going on here which is telling companies, produce this and supply that and also reject how the economy is working. And produce whether it is ppe equipment or tests or whatever he said there is the capacity issue and issue whether the government is willing and able to intervene in the economy in a way which will allow us to tackle desk. Thank you for the time being. We will come back to you for more on the paper is but we will go to washington to listen to donald trump. We hope to have an agreement very soon and a lot of progress has been made on that, tremendous progress. It is a great plan and it has helped a lot of people and we hope to have a vote maybe tomorrow in the senate. Based on the record low price of oil that you have been seen, at a level that is very interesting to a lot of people, we are filling up our National Petroleum reserves, Strategic Reserves and we are looking at putting as much as 75 Million Barrels into the reserves themselves and that would top out. That would be the first time in a long time that it has hopped out and we will get it for the right price. We are pushing for the deal to include an additional 75 billion, our deal. We are talking about 75 billion for hospitals and other Health Care Providers, many providers and their employees have ta ken providers, many providers and their employees have taken a huge financial hit in recent weeks. Surgeries were cancelled and we think they can all get back online and get it done. Hospitals have been really fa ntastic. And get it done. Hospitals have been really fantastic. The hospitals have stepped up to the plate and done a greatjob. We appreciate it so much. For areas less affected by the virus we issued new recommendations on how to resume elective treatments. H as has distributed the first 30 billion and elect payment to health ca re billion and elect payment to Health Care Providers across the country and we have invested 1. 1; billion in Community Health centres to ensure our most vulnerable communities including many African American and hispanic American Communities have access to the services and testing that they need. Earlier today Vice President mike pence have spoken to governors from all 50 states about our unified effort to defeat the virus and it was a great call and i would say everyone provided to the call provided a list of addresses and phone number is two labs that i can find extra capacity for testing in their states. We will show you too you know if you needed and we will get the details, hundreds of lives are ready, willing and able and like the governor is for example the governor from maryland and like the governor is for example the governorfrom maryland did not really understand the list and did not understand too much about what was going on and now i think he may be able to. It is pretty simple. They have tremendous capacity and we hope we will be able to help him out and work with him and work with all of the governors. Similar to the situation with ventilator states need to access their complete inventory of available capacity. Some states have far more capacity than the understand and it is a complex subject but some of the governors did not understand it and some of the governors do not understand their capacity. Not simply asking the federal government to provide them with support and we have to take that support where we have to take that support where we haveit have to take that support where we have it but we are there to stand with the governors and to help the governors and that is what we are doing. They have a tremendous capacity that we have already built up capacity that we have already built up and we will be introducing a couple of the folks in a little while to talk about it. But i want to draw your attention to the remarks during the press conference today. He said the president is right and the states testing as up in the states to do which will implement the tests and logistically co ordinate the tests. They have about 300 labs in new york and they are great lives actually. It is my job to co ordinate the 300 labs and i think the president is right when he thinks that the states should read in the governors are really getting it together in new york and a lot of good things are happening in new york and i think the governor is going to come ncs tomorrow. He is coming to the oval office this afternoon. Some of the articles just recently have come about if you will remember i put out a Statement Today for a month it was all ventilator, ventilator, it was all people