People won't be made to wear face masks in bars and restaurants
PEOPLE won't be made to wear face masks in bars and restaurants, the Environment Secretary said this morning.and anyone not wearing them will be handed a £100 fine - but George Eustice said this morning the rule wouldn't apply when eating out.Brits won't have to wear face masks at restaurants or pubsMr Eustice told Sky News: "We're not for instance mandating the wearing of masks in pubs and restaurants, because obviously people have got to eat.
He said: "Two things have been going on - evidence and understanding has been evolving, WHO changed its guidance back in June."We need to consider the mix of measures we have in place and control the virus." Sadiq Khan this morning bashed Boris for taking so long to decide on the policy, telling Good Morning Britain: “I wish it had been brought in today rather than next Friday.
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