Good Friday offer: One year for just 39

The long weekend is finally here. Whether you’re making the most of the ease in restrictions to catch up with family and friends, or simply taking the opportunity to relax and unwind with a hot cross bun, there’s so much to look forward to over the next few days.
Exciting times also lie ahead in the weeks and months to come, from the promise of pubs reopening to the tantalising prospect of holidays in the sun. But with new developments and uncertainty clouding the road to life beyond lockdown, clarity has rarely been more crucial.
Now is the perfect time to turn to The Telegraph. Join us today with our brilliant Good Friday offer and enjoy one whole year of our award-winning journalism for just 39. You’ll need to act quickly though - this exceptional offer ends soon and then subscription prices will rise.
As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll gain an unrivalled, up to the minute perspective as we move forward in our battle against the pandemic. We’ll bring you all the latest news as researchers reveal that the Pfizer jab produces an “off the scale” immune response that’s likely to protect against the Brazilian variant of Covid-19. You’ll also be able to read more from our exclusive interview with Sir Keir Starmer, as the Labour leader describes the use of Covid passports for everyday social activities as against the “British instinct”.
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In France, Emmanuel Macron is under fire over his lockdown U-turn, with opposition groups saying they will not rubber-stamp the whims of “a monarch”. The French president announced strict new measures in a televised address on Wednesday evening. However, his nation’s economy is facing a 15bn economic hit following the orders.
Pfizer has accused the European Union of hampering its vaccine production, with new EU rules causing “a significant administrative burden and some uncertainty”. At the same time, former chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has called for a ceasefire in Britain’s vaccine war with Brussels, while praising the successful British campaign.
Ross Clark pulls no punches as he argues that “The ludicrousness of policing lockdown shows it's time to put the safety of the public in their own hands”. Liam Halligan reflects on France and Germany’s discussions with Russia over the Sputnik jab, stating “The EU’s moral authority is crumbling fast”.
You’ll also find first-rate reactions to Tony Sewell’s report on race in Britain. Sherelle Jacobs is at her forthright best as she writes that “The battle against the Left's ideology of racial victimhood has only just begun”. David Goodhart comments that “Any BLM activists reading this race report will find their beliefs shredded”. And don’t miss our must-read Telegraph View, which makes the case that “The Left can't accept that Britain isn't institutionally racist”.
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