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Unlock unlimited access to telegraph.co.uk, plus the latest news updates and the daily newspaper in the exclusive Telegraph app. [Start your free trial]( As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll gain unparalleled clarity on every crucial development as we navigate the complex road ahead. Daily Covid-19 cases recorded in the UK [have dropped by more than 10,000 in one week]( raising hopes that the epidemic may be slowing. A Sage professor has said that [daily testing could be used in workplaces to end isolation]( while an official study has suggested that [forcing hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren to self-isolate was “needless”.]( In his must-read commentary, Allister Heath warns that “[We’ve made a tragic choice to enter a new era]( of permanent Covid terror”. Robert Fenwick Elliott brings us an illuminating perspective from the Southern Hemisphere, warning that “[Here in Australia, this childish reliance on lockdowns]( will eventually end in tears”. With [a third of young adults in England still unvaccinated]( the brilliantly forthright Michael Deacon opines that “[If you want youngsters to get jabbed, flash that cash](. Matthew Lynn offers food for thought as he asks “[How can we suddenly afford a 3pc rise]( for the NHS?” And Con Coughlin makes a compelling case for why “[Covid could topple the world’s worst regimes](. There's been good news for holidaymakers, with [prices for many getaways plummeting]( amid the current travel uncertainty. Hazel Plush has selected [10 life-affirming amber list holidays]( to put a spring back in your step, while we’ll also bring you [everything you need to know about quarantining at home]( if you’re planning a trip abroad. Lucy Aspden, meanwhile, relates her hard-won experience of trying to travel to Spain in “[My pre-holiday diary from hell](. In Business, [the boss of Unilever has insisted the company is not "woke"]( as he sought to distance it from a decision by its Ben & Jerry's brand to stop selling ice cream in occupied Palestinian territories. Ryan Bourne argues that “[The Left is on another planet]( if it thinks a billionaire tax will work” following Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson’s respective journeys into space. Plus, as its Deputy Governor warns that [the Bank of England cannot stop surging inflation]( Will Kirkman advises that you can “[Double your savings rate]( by ditching high street banks”. You’ll also be able to explore our in-depth cultural coverage. If you’re looking forward to returning to the cinema, make sure you read [Robbie Collin’s five-star review of The World to Come]( “a frontier love story that throbs with passion”. Our film critic is [less effusive in his one-star review of Jolt]( however, summing it up as “a laughably bad Crank rip-off - Kate Beckinsale, be ashamed”. Should Italian urban landscape artists be more to your tastes, Lucy Davies urges that you “[Get to the National Gallery pronto]( – and gaze upon Bellotto’s astounding Königstein Views”. Music fans, meanwhile, certainly won’t want to miss [Neil McCormick’s interview with Brian May]( as the legendary guitarist admits “There are days when I don’t want to get out of bed." Plus, as the Olympic Games begin, you’ll find [our expert guide to all the dates, times and key events to watch](. And Jessica Ennis-Hill kicks off her Telegraph Olympic columns by revealing [how she won her gold medal](. Join us today to enjoy three whole months of our award-winning journalism for just £2 in total. Try your first month free, then your next two months for just £1 per month - saving you over 85% on the usual price of a Digital Subscription. Read on at the great value price of only £3 a week thereafter and cancel at any time. 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