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From Monday there will be no limits on how many people can meet or attend events, nightclubs can reopen and table service will no longer be compulsory in pubs and restaurants. And responsibility for ensuring people take precautions to prevent the spread of coronavirus while out shopping will be passed to owners of stores. However there is a fear is that shop workers will face a bigger risk of getting infected, as we hear from Andrew Goodacre, Chief Executive of the British Independent Retailers Association. And will people still wear masks now that it's no longer legally required? We get analysis from Doctor Katie Attwell, a vaccination, social science and policy expert at the University of Western Australia. Meanwhile OPEC and allies like Russia have agreed to increase production from next month, aiming to keep a lid on rising crude prices; independent economist Michael Hughes tells us whether these aims are likely to be achieved. China is banning the construction of very tall skyscrapers, after a 70 storey building in Shenzhen started to wobble; we get analysis from the 蜜芽传媒's Kerry Allen. Plus Dr David Whitehouse, a scientist and author of Space 2069, tells us about the influence of NASA'a shuttle project on companies investing in space travel.