Articles from Wales Online (Cardiff, Wales) (May 1, 2020)

Title	Author	Type	Words
194,000 people report their neighbours for breaking lockdown rules; More than 9,000 fines have been issued.	By, Neil Shaw		601
ABBA is band most Britons want to see reform -with fans also yearning for Oasis and One Direction reunions; Four out of 10 music fans say they want to see a reunion gig from the Swedish legends ABBA, who split in 1982, according to poll.	By, Brett Gibbons		378
Apple updates iPhone face recognition function to recognise users wearing face masks; Users have been forced to either remove their masks or fumble with the passcode option to gain access to their devices.	By, Zara Whelan & Brett Gibbons		303
Coronavirus could lead to massive reduction in number of childcare places when lockdown is lifted; Survey indicates more than 250,000 spaces will no longer be available across the UK when restrictions finally ease.	By, Brett Gibbons		288
Is it realistic to expect social distancing to be the new normal? Ministers have drawn up five key tests which they believe need to be passed before restrictions are lifted; Ministers have drawn up five key tests which they believe need to be passed before restrictions are lifted.	By, Daniel Smith & Joe Harker		881
Poor internet connection is huge lockdown problem in many areas because of home-working demand; Watchdog Ofcom states more than 600,000 homes and businesses are struggling with broadband speeds.	By, Brett Gibbons		374
Postboxes have been painted blue to thank NHS workers; Royal Mail said the postbox locations were chosen to ensure the representation of all four nations of the UK.	By, Alan Jones, PA Industrial Correspondent & Daniel Smith		325
Ryanair announces plans to cut 3,000 jobs as part of airline 'restructuring'; The job loss programme is expected to begin in July.	By, Jillian MacMath		251
Ryanair to lose 3,000 jobs in coronavirus 'restructuring' with just one per cent of flights operating; Pilots and cabin crew under threat but range of other measures planned as airline struggles with travel restrictions taking toll.	By, Brett Gibbons & Neil Shaw		290
Second wave of coronavirus could be faster and more severe; "Covid-19 is a very long way from finished and eradication is technically impossible for this disease.".	By, Neil Shaw		383