England hands over its masks and sanitary passes: on Thursday it abandoned almost all of the latest restrictions put in place against the Omicron variant, the government hoping that the population will live with Covid as with the flu.
After ending a week ago the recommendation to work from home for those who can, England is now abandoning other restrictions - among the lightest in Europe - introduced in December in the face of a surge in Omicron case: obligation to wear a mask indoors in public places and a vaccination passport for events with a large audience.
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