Face masks compulsory in England's shops: Latest - BBC News
Wearing a face covering in enclosed public spaces - such as shops, banks and takeaways - is now compulsory in England.
For some people with certain health conditions or disabilities, wearing a mask can be more difficult.

Kerise Vowles-Myners, who has autism, had a particularly bad experience when she tried wearing one to visit the doctor last week.

"I literally had it on for two minutes and had a panic attack and threw up in public - it was quite embarrassing," she told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Kerise said she had spoken to her social worker about going shopping for her when she had bad days.

"I don't like being confronted because I have to explain myself," she said.

"Whenever I go out, a lot of people don't even realise that I'm on the spectrum so they just look at me and think, 'oh she is just a normal person, why is she not wearing a mask?'"

Face coverings are now compulsory for customers in shops in England.