LONDON (Reuters) – Transport for London (TfL) on Friday reached a bailout deal with the government to keep the capital’s public transport network running until June after its finances were pummelled by reduced passenger numbers during the coronavirus pandemic. The funding package includes 200 million pounds ($267.76 million), with a provision for further top-ups if revenues are slower to recover from the pandemic than forecast. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has lifted COVID-19 restrictions in England, and this week TfL dropped the requirement for passengers to wear masks. “The Government has co…