St Paul’s Covid memorial campaign has reached its target of raising £2.3 million.

The money will be spent on creating a dedicated memorial to those who have lost their lives to the virus inside the cathedral, and will include a book of remembrance containing the names of people who have died.

The campaign, which was set up in partnership with the Daily Mail, raised the money in less than a month.

NHS key workers enjoyed a day out at Legoland in Windsor with their families on Friday, a day before the theme park’s latest attraction opened up to the general public.

Staff at the Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust were invited to the resort as a “small thank you” for their “selfless efforts” during the pandemic, a park official said.

“Our local NHS key workers continue to do an amazing job and we wanted to say a small thank you for their selfless efforts during what has been an incredibly difficult and challenging year for us all,” Helen Bull, divisional director of the resort, said.

“We were delighted to work with the Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust to invite families to experience the incredible world of Lego Mythica and the UK’s first flying theatre ride before it opens to guests.”

Additional tickets have been handed out to key workers to enjoy throughout the year.

A further 464 coronavirus cases have been recorded in Ireland.

On Saturday morning, 90 Covid-positive patients were in hospital, including 35 in intensive care.

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The Duchess of Cambridge has received a dose of coronavirus vaccine, a week after her husband Prince William got the jab.

The Duke of Cambridge said at the time that the royal couple “wholeheartedly support having vaccinations”.

Scots are queueing outside drop-in vaccination centres in Glasgow as cases of the Indian variant rise.

Mobile vaccine centres were set up in the city to immunise people over 40 who are yet to receive their jabs, as Glasgow remains the only part of Scotland under Level 3 restrictions.

The newly opened centres, which opened at 11am this morning, attracted queues, including outside the New Victoria Hospital in the city’s south which has seen a recent spike in cases.

One further person has died with Covid-19, Northern Ireland’s Department of Health says.

It was the first death recorded in 11 days.

Another 68 positive cases were also recorded.

Scotland has recorded 583 new coronavirus cases but no further deaths in the last 24 hours, official figures show.

The total death toll in the region stands at 7,668.

A majority of Brits frown on their neighbours planning to holiday in Spain, France or Greece this summer, with 60 per cent saying in a new poll that it is not reasonable to travel to such destinations while they remain on the ‘amber list’.

One in five responding to the Savanta ComRes survey said the maximum £10,000 fine for breaching the rules was too lenient, with almost one in 20 saying that dodging quarantine should be punished with jail.

The Duchess of Cambridge has received her first coronavirus vaccine dose at the London Science Museum.

The 39-year-old duchess wrote on Twitter that she’s “hugely grateful” to everyone playing a part in the vaccination rollout.

Covid-19 vaccine doses are currently being offered to people aged 30 and over, as well as people who are clinically vulnerable.