Should I still wear a face mask or covering and what are the rules?

Should I still wear a face mask or covering and what are the rules?

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The legal requirement to wear a face covering in shops, public transport and other enclosed public spaces will end.

But official advice will say face coverings should still be worn, as a voluntary measure.The British Medical Association, which represents doctors, said it makes no sense to stop wearing face coverings in enclosed public spaces.

Firms decide their own health and safety measures and insisting on a face covering could be a reasonable rule, says Adam Wagner, a barrister at Doughty Street Chambers.

If you took your mask off once inside a building or train, for example, staff would have the right to ask you to leave.Evidence suggests transmission predominantly happens in indoor spaces where people are in close proximity.

Face coverings worn over the nose and mouth reduce the spread of coronavirus droplets from coughs, sneezes and speaking.

The main purpose is to protect others from Covid, rather than yourself. If everyone wears one, the risks drop for all.

There is some evidence they offer protection to wearers, but are not a replacement for social distancing and hand-washing.

Masks can also help reduce virus spread from people who may be contagious but have no symptoms.

Cutting virus transmission is important because many people are still not yet fully vaccinated.