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Gigs and mass events found to be 'no riskier' than going shopping
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The Government has held pilot event trials over the last few weeks - including a face mask-free Blossoms concert in Sefton Park and the Brit awards.
Preliminary data from the research programme suggests that screening and improved ventilation can significantly reduce the risk of virus transmission, The Times has reported.
It means that mass events, without masks and social distancing, may be as safe as many of the other leisure activities that are currently allowed to go ahead.
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