World Socialist Web Site replies to DVLA spokesman over alleged “inaccuracies”
The World Socialist Web Site received a letter from Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) representative David Whitbread requesting changes be made to our recent article on a strike at the company’s offices over Covid-19 safety. Below is a reply by the article’s author, Tony Robson. Mr Whitbread’s original letter is included below.
The DVLA s HQ in Swansea (credit: Google)
Dear Mr. Whitbread,
Thank you for your email regarding my article on the
You do not specify the position you hold at the agency, but you are regularly cited in the media as a spokesman. It is in this capacity that you have approached the WSWS asking us to publish a press release on behalf of a “DVLA Spokesperson”.
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Coronavirus infection rates, cases and deaths for all parts of Wales on Tuesday, May 11
Wales recorded one new Covid death and just 30 new cases
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Wales has recorded one new coronavirus-related death and just 30 confirmed cases in the last 24 hours. The latest data, published by Public Health Wales on Tuesday, May 11, brings the overall number of positive cases since the pandemic began to 211,961.
The total number of people to have died with coronavirus in Wales is now 5,557.
The seven-day infection rate across Wales as a whole now stands at 8.8, based on the number of new infections confirmed per 100,000 population in the week up to May 6 - a slight rise from 8.6 on Monday.
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Wales recorded four new Covid deaths and more than 100 new cases
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Wales has recorded four new coronavirus-related deaths and more than 100 confirmed cases in the last 48 hours. The latest data, published by Public Health Wales on Monday, May 10, recorded 104 new positive cases to bring the overall number since the pandemic began to 211,931.
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