Q&A: "Careful, cautious, 'step by step' approach.. continues"

Earlier our reporter Emma Grant spoke with Mark Drakeford ahead of the lockdown review briefing. Listeners also had the chance to have their say - with their questions being put to the First Minister.

You can watch that Q&A here:

Lockdown Review Update

Indian Variant:

*26 people have tested positive in Wales

*All those cases are as a result of international travel - people coming back to Wales from overseas

*All being carefully monitored by local public health teams

*All individuals involved following advice - self-isolating

Local Lockdowns

No plans at present

Wales moves to alert level 2 on Monday - what can we expect?

Travel:

*International travel will restart Monday for people as part of changes to our regulations..with those travelling to some overseas countries not having to quarantine on their return.

• A paper-based vaccination status will be available for people in Wales who have had 2 doses of vaccination and need to urgently travel to a country that requires covid vaccination proof.

*Additional safeguards will be put in place to help prevent new cases of coronavirus being imported into Wales.

*Welsh ministers said people should only travel from 17 May for "essential purposes"

*Mark Drakeford urged people to stay in Wales to avoid "importing" coronavirus from abroad saying "if ever there was a year to holiday at home, and see what Wales has to offer, then surely this is the year to do just that."

What can reopen?

*Indoor hospitality for groups of six

*Remaining holiday accommodation

*Entertainment venues - theatres, cinemas, bingo halls, indoor play centres, amusement arcades

*Indoor visitor attractions

*Mark Drakeford hopes it will be 'good year for tourism' and more people will 'use this fantastic opportunity to holiday in Wales'

Play-offs:

*The Welsh Government has confirmed that fans will be allowed to attend Swansea and Newport's play-off semi-finals.

*The games will mark the first time supporters have been able to return to stadiums in the country since coronavirus restrictions began in March last year.

*A crowd of 900 will watch Newport's tie against Forest Green, while 3-thousand people will be able to watch Swansea face Barnsley.

Additional financial support:

*Businesses still affected by coronavirus restrictions will be able to claim up to £25,000 more in support to help meet ongoing costs.

Mask wearing:

*Social distancing and mask-wearing likely to stay beyond summer in Wales

*The advice is part of a report by the Chief Medical Officer.

Care homes:

From 24 May, restrictions on numbers of visitors to care homes will be eased.

Working From Home:

"Continues to be major contribution to keeping Wales safe. Drakeford sees blended working being the future - 30 percent at any one time working remotely.

Vaccination programme:

*Wales will reach the two million first dose milestone this weekend

*More than half of people in their 30s and a third of people aged 18 to 29 have had their first dose

Next Lockdown Review:

• Mark Drakeford doesn't want to over anticipate when all restrictions can be lifted totally

*Welsh Government will consider moving into alert level 1 if the Covid situation 'remains positive'

This will allow:

*Further changes to meeting people in private homes

*Increasing the number of people who can meet outdoors and the number of people who can attend organised activities and events, including wedding receptions, to 50 indoors and 100 outdoors

*Permitting larger-scale events to take place indoors and outdoors.