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Unlock unlimited access to our website, plus the latest news updates and the daily newspaper in the Telegraph app. [Start your free trial]( As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll be able to follow unrivalled coverage of the build-up to Sunday’s historic clash between England and Italy. Read our unbeatable Sport team’s [preview of the final]( including how you can watch it live, the latest odds and our prediction. Downing Street has urged employers to [give hungover workers the morning off]( should England triumph, while Sam Benstead looks at [whether there’ll be a UK-wide bank holiday]( if the Three Lions roar to victory. Sam Wallace explores how “[Gareth Southgate became England manager by accident]( - thanks partly to The Telegraph”. Mick Brown, meanwhile, celebrates the fact that “[Football has given England its swagger back](. Revisit England’s memorable semi-final encounter with Denmark with [Jason Burt’s stirring post-match analysis](. Thom Gibbs highlights “[The two minutes and forty seconds]( that proved England have finally grown up”. Oliver Brown reflects that “[On a profoundly moving evening]( England transformed the nation's sporting psyche”. Jamie Carragher defends the controversial manner in which the Three Lions dispatched Denmark, writing “[Raheem Sterling was savvy not cynical]( in winning his penalty - it's about time England got streetwise”. And Luke Edwards makes the case for “[Why Denmark's free-kick goal]( was just as dodgy as England's penalty”. Of course, you’ll also find live analysis, commentary and insight from our experts during the game itself. So whether you’re sitting comfortably, or on the edge of your seat, you’ll feel closer to every crucial, nail-biting second. This week has also seen encouraging news for fans of travel, with [Grant Shapps telling MPs]( that fully vaccinated holidaymakers will be able to travel to amber list countries from July 19, without having to quarantine. However, the Transport Secretary is facing a [backlash over mandatory Covid-19 tests for five-year-olds](. Rishi Sunak has hinted that [the pensions triple lock could be broken]( while Boris Johnson has said he believes that extending the school day is the “[right thing to do]( after admitting that the disruption caused to pupils by Covid-19 has been “debilitating”. And don’t miss Camilla Tominey’s thought-provoking video, in which she explains “[Why England's semi-final win]( is the distraction Boris Johnson needs”. Sajid Javid has said that the [Government is “very comfortable]( with the timetable for ending England’s lockdown, despite the surge in coronavirus cases. North of the border, however, Nicola Sturgeon has admitted that [Scotland’s Freedom Day could be postponed,]( as health boards hit “breaking point”. The First Minister has also been warned that [the NHS could “keel over”]( due to delays in axing self-isolation rules. Dominic Penna reports on how a recent poll shows that [a fifth of Britons believe a 10pm curfew should be enforced]( even after the pandemic is over, while the majority support face masks on public transport and social distancing staying until the virus is under control. In her compelling commentary on one of today’s biggest cultural stories, Ruth Davidson argues that “[No Tory should want to privatise Channel Four](. Ben Marlow offers fascinating food for thought on the economy as he warns that “[Boris Johnson is pursuing an accidental programme]( of 1970s-style nationalisation”. Angela Epstein reflects on Downing Street’s travel plans, lamenting that “[Once again, families have been forgotten]( by this Government”. Chris Leadbeater, meanwhile, offers a different perspective, arguing “[The double-jabbed travel waiver isn’t fair to all]( – but it’s the shot in the arm we need”. Sasha Slater takes [a stroll through Buckingham Palace’s gardens]( with some simply stunning photographs. Marianka Swain explores “[How Southgate You’re the One]( made Atomic Kitten whole again”. Tim Robey provides a four-star review of “[Val: a poignant, highly personal portrait]( of Hollywood’s most notorious perfectionist” - Val Kilmer. And twenty years on from The Office, the staff of the hit comedy reveal [what it was like to work at Wernham Hogg](. As the great John Motson puts it, “[I’ve been waiting for this moment for a lifetime](. So don’t miss your chance to save over 85% and spend this historic Sunday evening with our award-winning team. You won’t pay a penny for your first month, then you’ll enjoy your next three months for just £1 a month. Read on for only £3 a week thereafter and 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](. 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