Legal rules about masks are expected to be lifted - but that doesn't mean that guidance will necessarily change.
Don’t throw away your collection of face masks just yet, as they will still be ‘expected’ in indoor enclosed spaces even after July 19.
It comes as Health Secretary Sajid Javid told The Sunday Telegraph anyone who would not wear a mask in an enclosed space was ‘just being irresponsible’.supports HTML5 video In Wales face coverings are to remain compulsory on public transport, and shadow education secretary Kate Green said she understood Labour’s mayors would also mandate them where they had control over public transport such as the trams in Manchester and the Tube in London.
‘What we don’t want is to lift the restrictions without keeping mitigations in place that would enable that to happen more safely,” she said. ‘That’s why we said that the financial support for people on low incomes who have to isolate needs to be adequate so that they can afford to do that.
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