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The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall met frontline NHS staff and key workers in person at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital.
The National Audit Office said the last estimate was calculated in 2005.
Sharna Dixon made more than 700 malicious calls, and after one unnecessary callout she pushed a police officer into a canal, breaking his wrist.
Panes were also removed from a window at St Mary Redcliffe church.
Rob Martinez told MPs that he was ‘frustrated and anxious’ while waiting for his surgery.
More than 600,000 people lost their jobs during lockdown, even as furlough masked some of the worst effects of the pandemic.
Downing Street announced a £120 million fund which will benefit some 1.3 million children in England
Dexamethasone was found to cut the death rate among ventilated coronavirus patients by up to a third.
The First Minister said restrictions must be relaxed gradually to avoid coronavirus running out of control in Scotland.
Rory Stewart was among former ministers who said that removing the department would cause disruption.
News consumption about coronavirus has dropped slightly but social media experienced one of the biggest falls, data indicates.
Prioritisation mental health for children is ‘critical’, one expert has said.
A new report by think-tank the Social Market Foundation said the fund could be floated on the stock market, with discounts for the low-paid.
Police said they are ‘looking at all possible groups and individuals that may have caused this damage’.
The number of deaths involving Covid-19 in the UK is now just over 53,000.
Border Force boats were busy in the English Channel on Tuesday as crossings appeared to continue unabated.
The 94-year-old monarch and horseracing fan will watch the coverage on television from Windsor Castle.
