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Letters: The Chancellor must save Britain’s economy from its addiction to debt
Plus: Covid predictions; Telegraph ownership; imported calendars; Christmas drums; and apologising to Ted Heath
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Letters: It’s too late for the Tories to atone for their failure on immigration
Plus: British Jews living in fear; benefits reform and mental illness; difficulties of downsizing; and bringing back the film intermission
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Letters: Suella Braverman has exposed a PM out of step with the people he governs
Plus: free speech and protest; NHS diversity roles; overlong films; helpful till staff; smokeless pipes; and a canine chocoholic
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Letters: Harnessing David Cameron’s political experience is a shrewd move by a PM with few alternatives
Plus: forgotten fighters; noisy heat pumps; the perils of pipe-smoking; cystic fibrosis drugs; and battles in the bagging area
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Letters: The Government is wrong to abandon plans for mental health reform
Plus: UN in Gaza; Nightingale closures; WFH affairs; sleeping rough; smart surveillance; alternatives to sloes; and restoring Clandon Hall
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Letters: A very British welcome for an ex-Hamas leader and anti-Israel agitator
Plus: an insipid King's Speech; earlier diagnosis; mental health and homelessness; dogs on leads; baseball cap etiquette; and meaty gravy
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Letters: The right to protest is part of Britain’s history of defending freedom
Plus: addiction and free will; intrusive AI; how the Chancellor can tackle NHS waste; a transformative tax cut; and a no-sloe area
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Letters: Protests must not be allowed to disrupt this country’s Armistice Day
Plus: Falklands War inquiry; Covid legacy; AI assistance; MCC virtue-signalling; starving seabirds; Forton Services; and rail ticket offices
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Letters: The public needs clarity on how extremism is defined and policed
Plus: the ‘gifting season’; demands from HMRC; speed limits in Welsh villages; talk-free radio; and the decline of the postcard
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Letters: Politicians’ blind faith in Covid models exposed the pitfalls of ‘following the science’
Plus: the two faces of AI; protests on Armistice Day; NatWest nannying; the vanishing accents of old London; and bookish bedbugs
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Letters: How was the NHS so poorly prepared for the arrival of the pandemic?
Plus: nuclear scaremongering; safe fireworks; prescribing cannabis; and a victory for humanity at railway stations
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Letters: Conservatives can’t hide from one major finding of the Covid Inquiry
Plus: a state for Palestine; AI anxiety; big brother banking; pink tie phobia; Scotland's NHS; young twitchers; and reasons for addiction
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Letters: Shortsighted calls for a ceasefire that would only embolden Hamas
Plus: getting to see the GP; the search for Foxtrot Four; a job for AI; contempt for historic counties; and bony fish on Fridays
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Letters: Israel is fighting an enemy that wears no uniform and hides behind civilians
Plus: vanished Tory values; NHS lottery postcodes; secondhand vaping; Welsh speed limits; trees of '73; and unfashionable postcards
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Letters: NatWest needs an overhaul if the trust of taxpayers is to be regained
Plus: Covid inquiry concern; fifteen-minute cities; Reeves's writings; Clandon Park; and a healthy Hallowe'en
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Letters: Splits over Israel raise fresh questions about Labour’s fitness to govern
Plus: a landlord’s lament; Clandon Park clanger; a eucalyptus from Woolworths; the early music movement; and a lucky mother’s letter
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Letters: The Conservative Party has drifted far from its core values and beliefs
Plus: restoring Clandon; the UN's disgrace; Renters' Bill reprieve; letters home and making Opera new
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Letters: The Tory party is doomed – and its own MPs are hastening the demise
Plus: the definition of jihad; building on flood plains; letters from school; health-giving stairs; and Falklands shipwrecks
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Letters: The Met Police’s double standards jar with fundamental British values
Plus: Tory election hopes; non-existent rural phone signal; sharing a taxi with Bobby Charlton; and the search for a Punch and Judy pupil
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Letters: Anti-Semitism for all to see on the streets of the British capital
Plus: disgruntled Tories; the harm of lockdown; weight in rugby; a note from Philip Larkin; and the humble brilliance of Bobby Charlton
