Dungeons and Dragons Core Rulebook: Player's Handbook (Hardcover) from Amazon for £26.99.
This is one of those books that everybody around the table is going to use multiple times over the course of one session, so while a single copy will serve you fine, it doesn't hurt to have more around so people don't have to fight over it. This teaches you what different races, classes, backgrounds and more there are to offer your character, as well as walking you through the character creation process. The Player's Handbook has all the rules used by everybody who isn't the Dungeon Master, and a few even they'll need, with all the abilities, spells and powers used by characters within the game.
Smartdealspro 5 x 7 Dungeons and Dragons Die from Amazon for £8.50.
Alternatively, keep an eye out for anything more elaborate - a set of metal or engraved dice can make an excellent gift for a seasoned player. There's no shortage of dice materials and aesthetics to pick from, but a basic starter set should do just fine if you're starting off. A full set has seven types of dice in total (though it never hurts to have some spares), and ideally, you'll be entering a game with every player having their own set, purely for expediency. A set of polyhedral dice is essential to Dungeons and Dragons, as the game is centred around dice rolls and games of chance whenever characters attempt something difficult.
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