Claire Gilbody-Dickerson
BBC News

An airport boss has written to the Prime Minister to warn that the potential move to quarantine passengers returning to the UK could deal a "devastating blow" to their business.

Andrew Bell, chief executive of Regional & City Airports, called on the government to ensure it takes "appropriate safeguards around time-limiting the measures and supporting businesses affected during quarantine".

The operator runs three airports in Norwich (pictured), Bournemouth and Exeter. In a letter seen by the BBC, Mr Bell said "blanket, open-ended" restrictions could damage the airports, on which 3,000 people's jobs rely.

Before Covid 19, up to 2.4m passengers travelled through its airports every year, the chief executive said.

Mr Bell appealed for a "clear exit strategy" to be published in due time as a "protracted period of zero, or near zero passengers, is simply unsustainable".

Simon Bogg says it took him 10 days to make the sculpture in tribute to the "absolute legend".

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The latest figures for the number of Covid-19 deaths each day in NHS hospitals in the East of England have been released by the government, external.

There were 24 deaths in yesterday's figures:

• Clacton Hospital: 1
• Basildon and Thurrock: 1
• Bedford Hospital: 5
• Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust: 1
• Cambridge University Hospitals (inc Addenbrooke's): 3
• East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust: 1
• East Suffolk and North Essex (Ipswich and Colchester): 2

• Mid Essex Hospital Services NHS Trust: 4

• Norfolk and Norwich: 1
• North West Anglia (Peterborough and Hinchingbrooke): 1

• Princess Alexandra, Harlow: 1

• West Suffolk, Bury St Edmunds: 3

The total number of Covid-19 related deaths across the UK is 31,855 - a rise of 269.

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A windmill's 200th anniversary celebrations have been postponed due to the coronavirus lockdown.

Thurne Windmill, external on The Broads in Norfolk was built in 1820 to help drain the marshes and provide farmland.

Owner Debra Nicholson and the Friends of Thurne Windmill had been organising a range of events in August to celebrate its double centenary.

Mrs Nicholson said it was sad the events had been postponed but "important that everyone stays safe".

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The government's figures for the increase in the number of deaths in hospitals from Covid-19 has risen by 24.

The total number of deaths in the East of England reached 3,095 when figures were issued, external on Sunday.

The number of deaths across the whole UK is 31,855 - a rise of 269.

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