Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning. We'll have another update for you this evening.
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1. Covid testing is rip-off, says former regulator
Under current travel rules, people must take coronavirus tests - but the cost has drawn criticism from many quarters. Now the ex-chairman of the Competition and Markets Authority, Lord Tyrie, says PCR tests for travel - which cost about £75 on average but in some cases can be in the hundreds - have become "a predictable Covid rip-off".
2. World of work continues to bounce back
UK job vacancies hit a record 953,000 in the three months to July, according to official figures. Unemployment fell to 4.7% in the three months to June, down slightly on the previous quarter, while average pay rose 7.4%, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said.
3. Do you swap your data to buy food and drink?
Ordering food and drink online or via apps is popular and has become commonplace during the pandemic, but do you think about what personal information you're handing over and why it's being requested? The Information Commissioner's Office, which oversees data privacy, says people should think about the data they are giving out and that sharing those details is a choice.
4. 'I borrowed money from a friend, it went wrong'
With nowhere to sleep, Jo and her five-year-old daughter found themselves riding around on the night bus until morning. After that night, she borrowed money from a friend. "She would text me but I could not pay - the relationship soured," says Jo, which is not her real name. She is one of the millions of people who borrow money from family and friends - a scenario that has increased during the pandemic.
5. How do you recycle a jumbo jet?
Air travel is getting back off the ground now that coronavirus restrictions have eased, but around a quarter of the world's passenger jets remain idle. They'll either fly again, be put in storage or disassembled. With about 200 parts for older models and up to 1,200 components or more on newer ones, how do you recycle a jumbo jet?