Here’s a roundup of the key moments from the day: Nearly 2 million more people in England will be asked to shield and 800,000 of those offered priority vaccination as a result of new modelling that has identified adults at higher risk from Covid-19 because of a combination of health factors and their circumstances, including ethnicity and low income. Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that a phased return to school for younger pupils will start from next Monday. This will include children aged four to seven and secondary pupils who are required to carry out practical assignments. Nearly 69,000 additional laptops and tablets have been delivered or dispatched by the government to help children with remote learning in the past week. Four passengers were each fined £10,000 after arriving at Birmingham airport without declaring they had travelled from a “red list” country during the previous 10 days, West Midlands police said. Travellers in quarantine hotels face an additional £1,200 bill if they test positive for coronavirus, the government has revealed. This is on top of the £1,750 fee for entering the programme and will apply to guests required to extend their stay beyond the initial 11 nights. The vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi has apologised for “any confusion” over when people with asthma can expect to be offered a coronavirus jab after previously telling LBC that everyone who uses an inhaler would be in priority group six. Jo Whiley has said she is living a “nightmare” after she was offered the coronavirus vaccine before her sister who has learning difficulties and diabetes. There have been a further 275 cases of coronavirus in Wales, taking the total number of confirmed cases to 199,793. A further 474 people who tested positive for coronavirus have died in hospital in England, bringing the total number of confirmed deaths reported in hospitals to 79,593, NHS England said on Tuesday. There have been another 10,625 confirmed coronavirus cases in the UK. It brings the total number of cases in the UK to 4,058,468. Another 799 people have died within 28 days of testing positive for the virus, bringing the UK total to 118,195. All regions of England recorded a week-on-week fall in the number of Covid-19 deaths registered in the week to 5 February, the ONS said. I’m closing this liveblog now. Thanks so much for joining me. Please do head over to our global coronavirus liveblog: