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From Westminster to Washington, via Euro 2021, make sense of today’s biggest stories with this exclusive offer [View in browser]( [Unsubscribe]( [The Telegraph]( [Three months for just £2 in total]( [Three months for just £2 in total]( As the May weather proves typically unpredictable, we’re all hoping that the road to eased restrictions on June 21 runs a little more smoothly. For the moment, though, so much seems uncertain, both at home and abroad. That’s why there’s never been a better time to turn to The Telegraph and gain unrivalled clarity on our ever-changing world with our award-winning journalists. Join us today and you’ll enjoy [your first three months for just £2 in total]( with a Digital Subscription. Stay expertly informed, no matter where your day takes you, with unlimited access to telegraph.co.uk - plus the latest news updates and our daily newspaper, all in our brilliant new app. Cancel at any time. As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll be assured of an up-to-the-minute perspective as we move cautiously towards June 21. The Government has been accused of [imposing “local lockdowns by stealth”]( after issuing perplexing guidance for people living in eight Indian variant hotspots. However, following concerns in those areas, public health officials have confirmed that [there will be no restrictions on travel](. Little wonder then, that the wonderfully wry Michael Deacon writes “[These new ‘stealth lockdowns’ are so confusing]( not even ministers seem to understand them”. As we exclusively revealed on Monday, fully vaccinated people [will still have to self-isolate for 10 days]( even after June 21, should they come into contact with someone infected with Covid-19. This week has also seen positive news, though, with Ireland set to [lift its 14-day quarantine for visitors from the UK](. The family of Roman Protasevich, the Belarusian journalist [who was detained]( after his Ryanair flight was forced to land, have said that [they saw signs of torture]( in a video released by authorities on Monday evening. Dominic Raab has said that the [Russian government was likely to have been involved]( while Ben Marlow explains why “[Ryanair’s silence over the kidnapping]( of Roman Protasevich speaks volumes”. Plus, in his unmissable take on the European Union’s resulting sanctions, James Crisp comments that “[The EU has finally managed]( to pass a foreign policy test with its Belarus 'hijacking' response”. Looking to America, our dedicated team asks “[Can Joe Biden still lift sanctions on Iran]( after the bloodshed in Israel?” in their absorbing, illuminating commentary. Rozina Sabur provides forthright analysis as she warns that “[Joe Biden’s tough stance on Israel]( risks deepening divides within his own party”. Matthew Lesh eruditely asserts that “[Biden's tax plans bully other countries]( into a nefarious far-Left agenda”. Josie Ensor offers a rare insight into [a day in the life of the President]( including morning weightlifting and a love of chocolate chip cookies. And Nick Allen reports on [Donald Trump accusing Democrats]( of a political “witch hunt” as his business empire faces a criminal investigation. Gareth Southgate has named [his provisional 33-man squad]( ahead of Euro 2021, with Southampton’s Danny Ings a shock absentee. Jason Burt writes that the England manager’s expanded squad “[is not a sign of weakness - it is just sensible]( while our team selects the [seven players who should be culled]( from the line-up. Oliver Brown, meanwhile, reports from the golfing world, making the case for why “[Brooks Koepka's feud with Bryson DeChambeau]( won’t harm Europe's Ryder Cup chances one bit”. In Culture, Allison Pearson has her tongue firmly in cheek, one suspects, as she claims “[I know how we can win Eurovision again]( while also fondly revisiting previous UK entries. Robin Aitken adroitly argues that “[The BBC cannot be trusted]( to keep the BBC honest – and nor can Ofcom”. And with cinemas open at long last, our critics have selected [this summer’s must-sees]( for you, including Marvel’s Black Widow and the latest Pixar animation. Join us today to enjoy three whole months for just £2 in total with this unmissable, exclusive offer. Unlock unlimited access to telegraph.co.uk and the Telegraph app, to keep you expertly informed no matter where life takes you. Read on for only £3 a week thereafter, cancel at any time. [Start your free trial]( You have received this email because you have expressed an interest in The Telegraph’s journalism, and we think you would like to know what subscription options are available to you. If you no longer wish to receive these messages, please [unsubscribe](. In accordance with the 2018 Data Protection Act, Telegraph Media Group Limited is committed to protecting your privacy. If you wish to know more please access our [privacy policy](. This email is from Telegraph Media Group Limited - 111 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0DT. Registered in England under No 451593.