Passengers at Heathrow airport will be able to keep their liquids and laptops inside their carry-on bags, once new security equipment is installed.

The airport is investing £50m in the computer tomography (CT) security scanners, to be rolled out over the next few years.

The technology, similar to CT scanners used in hospitals, provides a clear picture of a bag's contents.

Detailed 3D images can be easily rotated and dissected by staff.

Heathrow chief operations officer, Chris Garton

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The end of masks on public transport already has a date.

On February 7. 

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Radio Sintonia:

Health agrees to the end of the mandatory nature of masks in social health centers and pharmacies.

The Ministry of Health has met with the Autonomous Communities to agree on the withdrawal of the mandatory use of masks that, until now, was maintained in social health centers and pharmacies.

In recent weeks the scientific community, as well as the Ministry of Health itself, have been in favor of the withdrawal of masks. Likewise, the session has been taken to the table of

Radio Sintonia:

From today, after its publication in the BOE, the mandatory use of masks disappears in all spaces. However, the Ministry of Health urges citizens and health authorities to maintain "the culture of responsibility acquired in recent years" and to continue using masks and other hygienic measures in the presence of symptoms of respiratory infections.

The Official College of Pharmacists of Las Palmas, as we have been told today by one of its members, Iván Rodríguez, has