Brits heading on USA holidays will no longer be required to wear face masks on flights, in airports and when using public transport, after the country did a U-turn on its face mask mandate.
Previously, US face mask rules meant that coverings were required on public transport and transportation hubs (including airports and planes), with the mandate originally extended by authorities until May 3.
However, a federal judge in Florida has ruled the mandate to be unlawful, prompting the end of the policy.
