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[Start your free trial]( As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll be kept expertly informed and up-to-the-minute on all the latest developments around Covid-19. Boris Johnson has said that there is [a “real opportunity to open up travel”]( this summer for those who are fully vaccinated. Quarantine-free holidays to the Balearics, Malta, Madeira and a host of other islands [have also been given the green light.]( However, holidaymakers have been warned that most of these destinations are on a “green watchlist” and [could be added to the amber list]( with quarantine reimposed. Our dedicated team will bring you [everything you need to know]( for booking a summer holiday in “The Green List Holiday Guide”. Plus, if you’re planning a trip to one of the “green list” countries, make sure you explore our dedicated team’s bumper booking guides to [Malta]( [Madeira]( and [the Balearic Islands](. Nick Trend is on hand to [answer readers’ holiday questions]( while also offering an erudite, if frustrated, summary of the situation. A compelling Fraser Nelson, meanwhile, questions “[Why are we letting a largely defeated virus]( change the nature of our society?”. Holidays to Europe are still in doubt, following [Angela Merkel’s demand that EU countries introduce mandatory quarantine]( for travelling Britons, with [Europe “on thin ice” amid the delta variant surge](. In her brilliant analysis, Sarah Knapton points out that “Britain is being punished by Germany’s restrictions [because of its mass testing strategy](. And Eliot Wilson serves up stimulating food for thought as he asks “[Who’s Merkel kidding with her Brexit-phobic quarantine policy?](. Speaking of Germany, you’ll also find unbeatable Euro 2020 coverage as we look ahead to England’s last-16 clash with Joachim Löw’s men. Oliver Brown writes “England's dreaming – and [Gareth Southgate is uniquely placed to navigate this old rivalry](. In their comprehensive guide to the match, our team reveals “[How you beat Germany]( - and who England should pick to do it”. You can whet your appetite before the encounter with Jamie Carragher’s [inside story of England’s 5-1 victory over Germany in 2001](. Plus, in [his exclusive interview, Dietmar Hamann claims]( that “England-Germany means more to you than it does to us”. Whether you agree, after reading what [Germany’s players and newspapers]( have to say, is entirely up to you. In Royal family news, it has now emerged that [Prince Charles gave the Duke and Duchess of Sussex a “substantial sum”]( following their departure from royal life, apparently contradicting Prince Harry’s claim that the couple had only been able to afford their new life in California because of his inheritance from his mother. Robert Taylor offers his forthright thoughts on the situation as he writes “[Prince Harry's complaints about money]( just got even more distasteful”. Camilla Tominey, meanwhile, exclusively reveals that the Duke and Duchess “rejected the title Earl of Dumbarton for their son Archie [because it contained the word ‘dumb.’]( You’ll also be able to explore the full range of our colourful, uncompromising coverage of culture and entertainment. Marianka Swain looks ahead to the next season of Strictly Come Dancing, commenting that “[It’s time for judge Bruno to leave]( the Strictly dance floor for good”. Neil McCormick reflects on Britney Spears’ recent testimony as he asserts that “Britney’s shocking confirmation of our worst fears is a [wake-up call to the ruthless music industry](. Pravina Rudra argues that “[The hypocrisy of cancel culture]( means young people can never learn anything”. 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