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Brief letters: Kidney donation | Toilet lockdown | Orkney Guardian | Cuckoo alarm call | New use for Cambridge University accommodation
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Letters: When things go wrong, the instinct of ministers and officials is to seek more central action, writes Prof John Denham
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Letters: Golf clubs have among their members and guests a significant number of women and a wide range of occupations, writes Charlie Matthews. Plus letters from fellow golfers Nigel Allen and Olive Spicer
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Letter: We look to the government for a Beveridge-scale solution to the human rights abuse of rough sleeping, writes John Bird
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Letters: Frank Field and Tom Quinn are concerned about the effects of lockdown, Rachael Quinn looks at the gaps in educational progress, while Barbara France thinks developmental needs should be paramount. Plus letters from Ian McCormack, Sue Boulding and a worried teaching assistant
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Letters: Teacher Sarah Humpleby says it is her social responsibility not to participate in this madness, Jenny Owen is concerned about the lack of protective equipment for teaching staff, while Stan Labovitch wonders if PPE will be on the curriculum
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Brief letters: Rites of passage | PPE stockpile | Tight spots | La Covid-19
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Letters: No one at Heathrow knew what to do with my contact-tracing form, writes Chloë Starr, while one anonymous correspondent caught Covid-19 from her cleaners. Plus letters from David Banks, Wendy Ritson and Gill Farlam
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Letter: Due to austerity, privatisation, deregulation, and lack of transparency and accountability, many people are now ‘incarcerated in the community’ writes Sally Young
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Letter: The second world war did not lead to recession and unemployment, thanks to the Keynesian policies of the Labour government, writes Dennis Leech
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Letter : The UK government is happy to ignore terrible human rights abuses by regimes like the UAE, writes Matthew Hedges, who was imprisoned there
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Letters: John Clare believes deliberate government policies have led to the huge number of deaths in care homes. Plus letters from Dr John Causton, Ted Pawley and Moira Hankinson
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Letters: Catherine Wreyford wonders why she and others who are ‘extremely vulnerable’ to the coronavirus because of a health condition are not eligible for testing
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Letters: Readers respond to Boris Johnson’s address on the lifting of restrictions
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