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Unlock unlimited access to telegraph.co.uk, plus the latest news updates and our daily newspaper in the brilliant Telegraph app. [Start your free trial]( As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll gain an unparalleled perspective as the situation in Afghanistan continues. [The Taliban is stepping up its hunt]( for Afghans who worked with British and American forces, while Parliament [has delivered an unprecedented rebuke]( to Joe Biden for his handling of the withdrawal. A forthright Allister Heath writes that “[Decadence and hubris]( have finally brought down the American Empire”. Nile Gardiner asserts that “[Joe Biden has been a monumental disaster](. And Michael Deacon is candid and commonsensical as he states that “The Taliban pledged to be ‘inclusive’ [for one reason and one reason only – to troll the West](. In the UK, new figures have shown that almost three million young adults [are still unvaccinated against Covid-19](. It has also emerged that [fully vaccinated people carry the same amount of the virus]( as non-immunised individuals, calling vaccine passports and changes to the NHS Covid app into question. Amanda Saxton reports from Auckland, which has seen “Typically obedient New Zealanders [start to chafe at Covid restrictions]( as the island nation is plunged into a snap lockdown after just a handful of new cases. Matthew Lesh, meanwhile, reflects on “Poor Jacinda Ardern, [trapped in her arrogant Zero Covid policy](. In Travel, [Eurostar has ramped up its services]( offering more options for summer holidays, while [Spain is poised to avoid the red list]( as Covid rates fall. Gary Buchanan will be your expert guide to [how to set sail around the Greek Isles]( the new “cruise central”. Emma Beaumont explains [what booster jabs and expiring vaccine certificates will mean for travellers]( while Katie Glass discloses why [she went on honeymoon to St Lucia without her fiancé](. Plus, if you’re looking for motivation to reduce your carbon footprint, Adrian Bridge reveals how [some companies are offering staff extra days off]( for holidays that don’t involve flying. Following our exclusive revelation that the pension “triple lock” [will be watered down by the Government]( Taha Lokhandwala writes that “The triple lock fudge is not about young vs old – [it ruins everyone's pension](. Tom Stevenson cautions investors to “[beware getting burned this summer](. A top international economist has warned that the vast expense of ending global warming [will trigger a blow to the world economy]( that is as damaging as the 1974 oil shock. Amazon, meanwhile, is expected to [open physical department stores](. In Culture, Tom Fordy extols the late Sean Lock’s “[towering genius: 15 Storeys High]( the sitcom gem ‘tossed away by the BBC’”. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have insisted that [they did not make any public statements criticising the Queen]( as they sought to further distance themselves from an unauthorised biography. Ali Shutler casts light on [the allegations against R Kelly]( - and why it’s taken two decades to get here. Rebecca Reid ponders “Dominic West plays sexy, sleazy alpha males. [So why is he The Crown’s new Prince Charles?]( And Marianka Swain [extends a glowing review]( to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s long-awaited musical, Cinderella. Act now to claim our unmissable Summer Sale offer and save over 85% on a Digital Subscription. Try your first month free, then your next two months for only 50p per month, giving you our award-winning journalism at an exceptional price. Read on for only £3 per week thereafter - and you may cancel at any time. 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