Let’s face it, says Jenny Eclair, the one thing I think we can all agree on is that coronavirus is bloody inconvenient
in most public indoor spaces across the UK, but what exactly that means and how it’ll be enforced isn’t very clear. Aside from the £100 fine you could get if a TfL worker chooses to make an example of you, it’s hard to tell what “mandatory” actually means.
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