Sky News Breakfast: A baby is the first patient to get a £1.79 million life-saving drug

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On Sky News Breakfast with Stephen Dixon:

– The baby who’s become the first patient in England to get a potentially life-saving drug with a £1.79 million a dose price tag on the NHS.

– The daughter-in-law of Tory grandee Lord Ashcroft to appear in court over the shooting of a police officer on a Caribbean island.

– How worried is the Government about a third wave, and will ministers put the brakes on a June unlocking?

Plus all the day’s headlines, weather and news-making interviews.

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