As lockdown measures begin to ease, our thoughts are turning to how we can best protect ourselves and others as we begin to visit shops, return to work and meet friends and family. The government has ...

FROM Monday June 15 face coverings will become mandatory on public transport in England. The new rules will apply on tubes, trains buses, ferries and planes but people will not have to wear them ...

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ALDI is selling fat quarters featuring some iconic children's characters for shoppers who want to make their own face masks. The fabric squares are part of the supermarket's hobby and craft range and ...

Wearing a face covering has become an integral part of our daily routine to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Over the last few months searches for and sales of face coverings have soared ...

With many businesses reopening around the United States, the Centers for Disease Control is calling for all Americans to wear face masks in public. According to a new study published earlier this week ...

THE SHORTAGE of face masks for frontline health-care workers could be offset by making your own at home instead of buying them online. Here's a simple pattern you can use to make your own PPE. The ...

While you may see people in line at the supermarket wearing a face mask - or going for a walk with their mouth and nose covered - at the time of writing masks aren’t mandatory for members of the ...

A host of designers have been working to make face masks as useful as possible, beyond their primary function of keeping us safe. Whether imbued with technology to monitor our breathing, hung from our ...

FROM Monday June 15 face coverings will become mandatory on public transport in England. The new rules will apply on tubes, trains buses, ferries and planes but people will not have to wear them ...

A railway expert has made face masks to match the “iconic” seat patterns on London’s transport network. Historian and broadcaster Tim Dunn revealed the moquette-inspired designs and hopes they will ...