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Subscribe now and you’ll gain an expert, trustworthy perspective as Britain moves ahead in our battle against Covid-19. You’ll be able to follow live updates as our nation gets “Safer every day”, with almost one in five adults having now had their first jab. You can track vaccination rates in your area and further afield via our postcode checker and enjoy up-to-the-minute travel news, as the UK’s rapid vaccine rollout raises hope of Greek summer holidays.
Our dynamic team will bring you must-read updates as banks are given six months to prepare for negative interest rates. We’ll guide you through what these rates could mean for your mortgage, savings and investments and whether you might be charged for your bank account. We’ll also bring you a closer look at the reasons for the Bank of England’s move, including signs of hope for the future.
We’ll make sure you have the inside track on every political development, as Rishi Sunak expresses concern that scientists are “moving goalposts” on lockdown. Follow the latest updates from Westminster as the debate continues, with the chairman of the Covid Recovery Group calling for restrictions to be dropped “completely” once the top nine priority groups have been vaccinated.
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The Six Nations kicks off this weekend and our unbeatable rugby team has all the expert insight that you’ll need. Charlie Morgan looks ahead to the Calcutta Cup match between England and Scotland, stating that “Ollie Lawrence and a balanced pack are key to Eddie Jones' attacking expansion”. Refereeing great, Nigel Owens, answers Telegraph readers’ questions.
Doddie Weir gets confrontational in his latest column, writing that “Rob Andrew, Matt Dawson and Austin Healey deserved a slap, but I really wanted to punch Brian Moore”. A good time to remind you, then, to listen into the latest edition of... Brian Moore’s Full Contact podcast, in which the sporting legend, Telegraph Rugby columnist and would-be sparring partner looks ahead to England vs Scotland. (Hopefully, all will be forgiven and forgotten by this year’s Christmas party).
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