After plans for vaccine passports were reversed, Newsbeat speaks to those happy and disappointed.
You check your pockets before you leave the house - phone, keys, purse, wallet… and vaccine passport.
"Many of us are used to being more cautious around catching viruses because we're more prone to it," he says. She works part-time at a London theatre and feels anxious because of the close proximity of people - including some who may not be fully vaccinated. For Aaron Mellor - the boss of Tokyo Industries, which owns 45 clubs in the UK - it's a massive weight off his shoulders.
Kate Nicholls, chief executive at UK Hospitality, says the policy would have discriminated against young people.
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