Whatever we feel about Boris Johnson becoming prime minister, his latest announcement on the changing security process of the UK’s airports is one we’re pretty delighted to hear.

Earlier this year it was revealed that Heathrow Airport is working to improve and streamline its security system by bringing in technology that means you no longer need to pack your liquids into a single plastic bag. Now, the government has said that all UK airports are to do the same, setting a deadline of December 2020.

That’s right: these plans mean not only will we no longer be caught squatting on the airport floor, desperately trying to cram our make-up into a fiddly plastic bag, but potentially the 100ml liquid rule will be ditched altogether which would be fantastic news for our on holiday skincare routine.

How? Well, airports are planning on investing (£50m in Heathrow’s case) in CT scanners to make the security process easier. If the term CT scanners rings a bell, it’s because this type of equipment – also known as computed tomography scanners – are already used in hospitals to scan patients.

This is when all UK airports will be lifting the liquids ban, making flying easier than ever