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Hello and welcome to the edition.

Each week we look at some of the most important and intriguing issues in the week's magazine

with the writers behind them. I'm Laura Prendergast.

This week, will life ever return to normal?

Is the government pandering to statue protesters? And what's Prince Harry's new job?

First up, Boris Johnson promised that coronavirus restrictions would end on June the 21st,

but will they be replaced by a biosecurity state?

Kate Andrews writes our cover story this week, Roadmap to Nowhere,

and she joins me now, together with Matthew Paris,

who argues in his column that vaccine passports will give us our freedom back.

Kate, in your cover piece this week, you wonder where Boris's roadmap is taking us.

You say that a few weeks ago it seemed very clear.

Restrictions would end on the 21st of June.

But you say it's now changed.

What seems to have changed?

So the roadmap itself hasn't seen much change.

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