U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has announced he aims to lift Covid-19 restrictions in England from July 19. Here’s what will change under the plans:

• All limits on social contact social contact dropped, including rules restricting indoor gatherings to 6 people and outdoor ones to 30
• The government’s instruction for people to work from home if they can is to be dropped
• No more limits on the number of guests at life events such as weddings and funerals
• All remaining businesses will be allowed to reopen, including night clubs
• All limits on capacity will be lifted for venues including theaters, concert halls and sporting arenas
• The “1-meter plus” rule for social distancing indoors is lifted, other than in specific places such as at the border in airports and when individuals are self-isolating
• No more legal requirements to wear face coverings. Guidance will be issued suggesting when people might consider using them, such as in enclosed or crowded places
• No more restrictions requiring bars and restaurants to carry out table service only or to space tables apart for social distancing
• The limit on the number of named visitors for care home residents is lifted
• There will be no legal requirement for Covid status certification to be used as a condition of entry for any setting, though businesses can voluntarily adopt so-called Covid passports
• The test, trace and isolate system will remain, and free asymptomatic testing is extended until the end of September
• A legal requirement to self-isolate if you test positive for Covid or are asked to do so by the National Health Service will stay in place
• Read more: U.K.’s Johnson Plans to End Social Distancing From July 19