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Never has the day carried greater significance than in 2020 as key workers are on the front line keeping the whole of society going while a coronavirus pandemic is raging.
This Tory government’s clear failure to plan and prepare for this pandemic is causing key workers to become unwell, and the death toll is rising.
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