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The list contains people working in frontline roles where they were likely to have come into contact with patients shortly before their deaths.

By Press Association 2021 A socially distanced classroom setting last year in a tent outside on the school playing fields at Llanishen Fach Primary School in Cardiff (Ben Birchall/PA) Primary and secondary schools in Wales will look to use blended learning when older age groups are allowed to return to classrooms, the First Minister has said. Mark Drakeford said the Welsh Government wanted all pupils back in classrooms as soon as possible ...

By Press Association 2021 A socially distanced classroom setting last year in a tent outside on the school playing fields at Llanishen Fach Primary School in Cardiff (Ben Birchall/PA) Primary and secondary schools in Wales will look to use blended learning when older age groups are allowed to return to classrooms, the First Minister has said. Mark Drakeford said the Welsh Government wanted all pupils back in classrooms as soon as possible ...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...

EasyJet expects to operate no more than 10% of its flight programme between January and March amid strict travel restrictions. The budget airline said its revenues plunged 88% at the end of last year, with turnover slumping to £165 million. It flew just 18% of its normal schedule in the three months to the end of December, which saw the second English coronavirus lockdown and tighter curbs on travel. The Luton-based carrier also confirmed that 1,400 UK jobs were cut as it slashed its workforce...