Here’s a summary of today’s key UK coronavirus developments: Boris Johnson has said an announcement on whether face masks should be mandatory in shops will be made “in the next few days”. Speaking during a visit to the London Ambulance Service, the prime minister said he thought people “should” be wearing the coverings in shops. It comes after the government was criticised for its inconsistent stance on wearing face masks, which minister Michael Gove previously said was “basic good manners” but did not think should be made mandatory. Face coverings will be mandatory on public transport including taxis in Wales from July 27. First minister Mark Drakeford was also criticised following the announcement this afternoon, with Plaid Cymru leader Adam Price saying the guidance “doesn’t go far enough” and should be extended to other indoor settings. A further 11 people have died in UK hospitals, care homes and the wider community, after testing positive for Covid-19 – bringing the official death toll to 44,830. All of the fatalities occurred in England, while Scotland and Wales recorded no new deaths on Monday. The figures from the Department of Health and Social Care do not include all deaths involving coronavirus across the country, which are thought to have passed 55,500. Prof Jonathan Van-Tam has warned that the lifting of Leicester’s local lockdown “can’t be rushed”. The government’s deputy chief medical officer said public health professionals would need to judge that rates of the virus were “consistently and obviously” falling before measures could be eased, adding that the city’s current caseload made it “quite an outlier” still in comparison to the rest of the country. Passengers at Heathrow Airport were down 95% year-on-year in June. The airport’s chief executive said numbers fell “immediately” after the government’s quarantine policy came into force, with just 350,000 people travelling through the airport last month – down 95% on June 2019. That’s it from me, Amy Walker. Thank you for joining me throughout today’s updates. Coronavirus coverage continues on our global live blog: