The Keep Britain Free movement organizes an anti-mask protest in London. From July 24, 2020 masks will be mandatory in shops and supermarkets in England.

People in France will risk a fine of 135 euros ($154) starting Monday for failure to comply with a new decree to wear a mask in public places indoors.

Attitudes to wearing face masks have changed around the world. From the US President to the British Prime Minister, many leaders around the world have started wearing masks in public for the first time in recent days.

US President Donald Trump has worn a mask in public for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Authorities in Catalonia have imposed an order to wear face coverings in public at all times as the region battles an uptake in the spread of the coronavirus.

Leading hospitals across the nation are reporting a shortage of beds and ventilators.

Application of single-use masks and plastic gloves across the globe in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic is ending up in oceans.

Donald Trump has shared a tweet that appeared to make fun of Joe Biden for wearing a mask in public.

In the last few weeks a spate of American stores have made headlines after putting up signs telling customers who wear masks they will be denied entry.

Iran’s industries minister says curbs on exports of COVID-19 test kits and PPEs are removed.