Face coverings should not be mandatory in shops, says Cabinet minister
(World News UK)

Face coverings should not be made mandatory in shops, a senior Cabinet minister has said, but they should be worn out of courtesy and consideration for others. Michael Gove said that while the policy on mouth and nose coverings in public places was kept under review, he thought it was best to trust the public`s “common sense”. It comes after Prime Minister Boris Johnson hinted that they may become compulsory in shops, saying he wanted to be “stricter” on insisting people wear them. But in an interview with BBC One`s The Andrew Marr Show, the Cabinet Office Minister said he did not think they should be mandatory. I don’t think face masks should be mandatory in England says Cabinet Office...