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From hidden horrors in the Budget to spirit-raising insight and opinion, be expertly informed by our award-winning team [View in browser]( [Unsubscribe]( [The Telegraph]( There's a chill in the air as Hallowe’en approaches. And it’s not only owing to the spookiness of the season, or the late October cold. The spectre of price rises is looming large, following Wednesday's big-spending Budget. At the same time, trouble over fishing is contributing to escalating tensions between Britain and France. No matter how uncertain, or unsettling the times, you can always count on our award-winning journalists for meaningful insight and valuable advice. Join us today and you'll enjoy your first month free, then [three months for just £1 per month](. That's a saving of over 85% on a Digital Subscription and you're free to cancel at any time. You'll gain unlimited access to [telegraph.co.uk]( plus the latest news updates and our daily newspaper in the exclusive Telegraph app, to keep you frightfully well-informed no matter where life takes you. [Start your free trial]( As a Telegraph subscriber, we'll help you make perfect sense of [what the Budget means for you](. We'll talk you through [the key changes and highlights at a glance]( and you can [work out your take-home pay after tax]( with our handy calculator. [Middle and high earners face the biggest squeeze]( over the next four years, while [households could face £3,000 more in bills](. Plus, as Barclays, HSBC, NatWest and TSB [raise their mortgage rates]( we’ll explain [how you can get the best deal](. Nadhim Zahawi, the Secretary of State for Education, makes the case for why “[This Budget will help every young person realise their potential](. Allister Heath, however, cautions that "[The Tories’ nightmare conversion to Brownism]( will end in catastrophe", while Janet Daley warns that the party is "[in serious danger of misreading]( the national mood". Sam Brodbeck, meanwhile, serves up plenty of food for thought as he ponders “[Sunak claims he wants to cut tax]( – why not start with the parents paying 70pc?”. Storm clouds are brewing over the fishing row today, as [France is warned that “two can play at that game”]( ahead of a diplomatic showdown. Boris Johnson [has summoned the French ambassador]( for a formal rebuke, while [a small fishing boat has become a “political pawn”]( in the international dispute. With the French president accused of stoking tensions to win support ahead of next year’s elections, Ben Wright makes a compelling case for why “[Anglo-French relations are poisoned]( until Macron is ousted from the Élysée”. You’ll also be able to explore our spellbinding cultural coverage. [Sir Paul McCartney has changed his tune]( regarding the meaning and authorship of the Beatles classic, A Day In The Life, while Neil McCormick gives a four-star review to [Ed Sheeran’s “genre-defying” new album](. Facebook [has changed its name to “Meta”]( with Mark Zuckerberg revealing the company’s plans to combine social media, video calls, gaming, entertainment and working from home into an immersive virtual reality world. Following the BBC’s recent adaptation of Ridley Road, Ben Lawrence asks “[Why can’t historical dramas learn]( to be honest about the past?”. And the Corporation’s Director-General Tim Davie shares his belief that “[Comedy must not be neutered]( by a fear of causing offence”. In Life & Style, Prue Leith reveals that “[The Queen makes it look easy]( but I know that working into old age is tough”. Antonia Hoyle introduces us to [the big spenders who are splashing their cash]( post-lockdown. Katie Glass examines “[What’s really going on inside]( the Yorkshire Farm marriage?”. A wry but respectful Michael Deacon, meanwhile, opines that “[Joanna Lumley may be absolutely fabulous]( but her plan to save the world is utterly bonkers”. Act now to save over 85% on a Digital Subscription with our Hallowe’en offer. Start your free one-month trial today to gain unlimited access to our website and app, then enjoy three more months for just £1 per month. Read on for only £12.99 per month thereafter and feel free to 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](. In accordance with the 2018 Data Protection Act, Telegraph Media Group Limited is committed to protecting your privacy. If you wish to know more please access our [privacy policy](. This email is from Telegraph Media Group Limited - 111 Buckingham Palace Road, London SW1W 0DT. Registered in England under No 451593.