Letters

• Letter: William Mayne obituary

  30 Apr 2010: Stephanie Nettell writes: As the interviewer who did in fact molest William Mayne's solitary peace (obituary, 6 April), I would be sad if his poker-faced, teasing humour were to be seen as curmudgeonly.

• A terrible gaffe – or a storm in a teacup?

  30 Apr 2010: Letters: What do we want from politicians these days? Some Disney version of the prime minister?

• A week to go

  30 Apr 2010: Letters: I suppose that a week is a long time in politics

• School governors should be cautious about Sats boycott advice

  30 Apr 2010: Letters: We have asked Ed Balls's department to supply us with chapter and verse on the legality of this, but we are disappointed

• Green alternative

  30 Apr 2010: Letters: If you really want radical progressives in parliament, there's no point voting Lib Dem where the Greens are the strongest

• Labour's been good for British film

  29 Apr 2010: Letters: The Labour government needs to be applauded for the significant and valuable impact it has had on the British film industry

• Letters: Antony Flew obituary

  29 Apr 2010: Madeleine Simms writes: Antony Flew (obituary, 15 April) was my tutor at Aberdeen University in the early 1950s. A challenging, provocative and often very funny lecturer, he often spent two hours or more discussing a student essay, criticising ambiguities and ensuring clarity.

• Diplomatic reaction to the pope

  29 Apr 2010: Letters: We certainly shouldn't be apologising to the pope for identifying him as a repressive reactionary

• Triple-A rubbish

  29 Apr 2010: Letters: Is this credit rating agency now rubbishing Greece's financial position the same one that gave the sub-prime market a triple-A rating?

• No need for cuts – look at the Rich List

  29 Apr 2010: Letters: The combined wealth of the richest 1,000 residents of the UK now stands at £335.5bn

• Lib Dems are the party of progress

  28 Apr 2010: Letters: This is an extraordinary political moment. a contest not just between parties, but over the shape of our democracy itself

• NHS change must be driven by clinical evidence

  28 Apr 2010:

  Letters: Simply condemning change as bad and defending the status quo as ideal is not serving the interests of patients

• Will a fixed subsidence problem impact on a future sale?

  28 Apr 2010: We want to buy a house with a subsidence problem with a view to fixing it, but are worried it could affect any future sale

• What are the inheritance and capital gains tax implications of a property gift?

  28 Apr 2010: My wife and I each own a share of our son's house. We would like to gift thses to him but are unsure of any tax issues

• Marathon man

  28 Apr 2010: Letters: Alan Sillitoe died as 20,000-odd people in London were seriously contemplating the loneliness of the long-distance runner

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