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Two binmen on same team die of coronavirus with colleagues in town left 'shaken'

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Two binmen have died from Covid-19 sparking a probe into how safe rubbish collections are in a town. The unnamed men, both bin lorry drivers working for contractors Serco, died last week after testing positive for the virus.

The news has shaken their colleagues at Serco in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, with some calling for a review of the waste contractor's Covid safety procedures.

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Peter Andre discusses mental effect and 'anxiety' of his coronavirus experience

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