Inside UK factory hit by coronavirus where workers can't afford to be sick

A worker in one of the UK processing plants hit by coronavirus outbreaks lifts the lid on how staff are crammed together and face £94 a week sick pay if they catch the deadly illness

Inside one of Britain’s meat processing factories, where there is an ongoing outbreak of Covid-19, Alex is working “shoulder to shoulder” with his colleagues.

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