People have mixed feelings regarding reports that mask-wearing and social distancing could be dropped on 19 July

The many masked faces visible outdoors at Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester city centre on Wednesday afternoon reflect the fact that, for many, wearing one is a question of choice, routine and personal comfort as much as adherence to government regulations.

Maskwearing is mandated indoors including in shops, supermarkets and on public transport but that could all change amid reports that England is on track to drop social distancing and face mask requirements on 19 July.

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