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As a Telegraph subscriber, you’ll be assured of an unrivalled perspective on the stories and subjects that matter to you. Follow the latest news as experts say that the Covid-19 pandemic is over in Britain, with the virus now at controllable “endemic” levels. Hopes have also risen that up to 30 countries could be added to the “green” travel list in time for summer holidays. Covid passports, which prove their holder’s vaccinated status, could now be available as soon as next month. However, the US has added the UK to its “do not travel” list, amid fears over levels of Covid-19.

The risk of a serious blood clot from the AstraZeneca jab has doubled in a fortnight, according to new data. The EU, meanwhile, is preparing a legal case against AstraZeneca over vaccine shortfalls. India has broken the global record for new daily cases, registering over 314,000 infections last Thursday. You’ll be able to read our in-depth report on the fear and exhaustion in Southeast Asia as a second wave of coronavirus cases sweeps through the region. And you can also read Harry de Quetteville’s revealing article on the startling truth about Covid-19 and pregnant women.

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