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Enjoy 4 months for just £3 in total and stay expertly informed, no matter what the weeks ahead may bring. [View in browser]( [Unsubscribe]( [The Telegraph]( It won’t quite be the Freedom Day that many of us had in mind. As the landmark date of July 19 approaches, questions still remain over the use of vaccine passports and face masks, our working lives, the future of travel and other crucial issues. Now is the time to turn to The Telegraph - and stay expertly informed and entertained in the complex days ahead with our award-winning journalists. Join us today and [you’ll enjoy your first four months for just £3 in total]( - that’s a saving of over 85% on a Digital Subscription. Unlock unlimited access to our unrivalled website and brilliant new app, where you’ll find the latest news updates and the daily digital newspaper, to read on your phone or tablet. Cancel at any time. As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll gain unrivalled clarity on Covid-19 and the lifting of restrictions. Yesterday, the UK recorded almost 50,000 new cases of the virus, [its highest daily rate in six months](. The Government [has urged restaurants, bars and pubs to consider using Covid passports]( while official guidance from Whitehall has told bosses to [set up mental health hotlines for anxious staff]( as they return to the workplace from Monday. We’ll explain [everything you need to know about your rights]( if your employer has asked you to resume working from the office. Major retailers, including Tesco, Waitrose, John Lewis and Aldi, have said that [they will ask customers to keep wearing masks](. France [could be put on the red list]( of travel destinations as fears over the beta variant grow, while [Joe Biden has signalled the restart of transatlantic travel](. Our Food team, meanwhile, will guide you through [the new rules for pubs and restaurants from July 19](. Douglas Murray makes a compelling, thought-provoking case as he warns that “[Britain is sleepwalking into a state of perpetual Covid tyranny](. Annabel Fenwick Elliott adroitly reflects on the latest travel restrictions, writing “[Laughably, the UK would be first in line for its own red list](. Tanya Gold cautions that “[London is a shadow of its former self – our cities are being left to die](. And Allison Pearson is at her rousing best as she declares “[It’s our patriotic duty to live as freely and boldly as we can](. In Finance, Fraser Nelson provides an in-depth perspective on how “[Britain’s ticking debt bomb]( is now the Government’s greatest threat”. Lucy Fisher and Jessica Beard reveal the tweak to [the pensions triple lock]( which could see pensioners lose out on £200 a year. Plus, as [job vacancies hit a new record]( with the hunt for staff mounting, Louis Ashworth and Russell Lynch lay bare “[The real reasons for Britain's labour shortage]( in their comprehensive analysis. You’ll also be able to explore the full range of our unmissable, in-depth features and interviews. Guy Kelly inspects the “[anatomy of a thoroughly modern football yob]( including “cocaine, jibbing and no regrets”. Alice Hall casts light on [the quiet signs that you might be heading for a stroke]( with new research stating that they can appear up to ten years beforehand. Chris Harvey [meets the brilliant Emma Corrin]( who discusses the trans debate and why “things got crazy” after starring as Princess Diana in The Crown. Shane Watson, meanwhile, examines “[Why midlife men are finally topping the nation's 'weird' crush list](. Join us today to secure this unmissable offer and [enjoy four whole months for just £3 in total]( with a Digital Subscription. You won’t pay a penny for your first month, then just £1 a month for your next three months. 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.