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Letters: The Covid Inquiry merely confirms what experts in emergency planning already knew
Plus: Not-so-great British rail; cash without computers; Starmer’s statesmanship; pacifist composters; and tea-making travails in America
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Letters: Failure to build more prisons has left the Government with an unpalatable choice
Plus: Biden and Britain; North Sea oil; Thames Water; facial faux pas; spelling stories; and the Great British banger
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Letters: Reasons to be optimistic that Labour means business on NHS reform
Plus: Migration and housing; an interim Tory leader; rising veterinary bills; the end of librarians; and Southgate’s revolution
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Letters: The Prime Minister’s rhetoric on defence is at odds with the hard reality
Plus: Banning smartphones; Reeves’ history lesson; build your own home; Thames Water salaries; and faith in the Olympics
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Letters: Labour must now demonstrate that it deserves the trust of British voters
Telegraph readers on Starmer’s landslide, the Tories’ (many) wrong turns, Nigel Farage in Parliament and new talent for ‘I’m a Celebrity’
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Letters: This election exposed cross-party complacency over Britain’s finances
Plus: Blame culture; the cancer bell; rogue SUV drivers; a fair museum fee; historic cake; and escaping in style
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Letters: The hero of 2019 has left the Conservative Party reeling in 2024
Plus: A plan for pubs; Southgate’s swans; regimental reggae; PoW common ground; and keeping museums free to enter
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‘Woke and broke under the Conservatives or woker and broker under Labour’: Telegraph readers on the General Election 2024
From National Service to VAT on school fees, plus an election drinking game – your views on what mattered most in the battle for No 10
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Letters: Public disillusionment with politicians is the real story of this election
Plus: Elusive state school places; Sir Keir Starmer’s working day; seagull deterrents; Land Rover scourge; and Wimbledon hairstyles
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‘The following month, she married him’: your remarkable stories of Britain’s forgotten WWII PoWs
By turns surprising, funny and touching, a series of letters from Telegraph readers has shed light on a little-known aspect of post-war life
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Letters: Troubling questions over the workings of Britain’s postal voting system
Plus: Backward banking; England’s last-minute magic; museum entry fees; lifelong friendship with a German PoW; and bee-friendly plants
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Letters: Voters should think hard before handing Labour an unearned majority
Plus: Jill Biden’s error; Nigel Farage and the BBC; banks complicit in the cashless drive; Churchill and PoWs; and warmed by Coldplay
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Letters: Why has defence been given such short shrift during this election campaign?
Plus: David Tennant’s trans rant; PoWs in the garden; same-sex blessings; MPs’ moral compass; and how not to drink beer in Germany
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Letters: No major party has succeeded in selling Britain to this first-time voter
Plus: England at the Euros; replacing the Lords; hospitality towards German PoWs; hectoring Tube posters; and a raging gull
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Letters: Scrapping the Lords would condemn the country to worse legislation
Plus: Exit Assange; the BMA and Israel; feeding wild animals; Labour’s NHS plan; and returning the dogs of war
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Letters: The coming rejection of the Conservatives is more than a mere protest
Plus: Scrapping the Lords; Farage’s hollow history; home-schooling; hungry PoWs; and banking glass bottles
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Letters: Nigel Farage’s remarks on Ukraine have given Reform supporters pause
Plus: The Tories’ lack of fresh ideas; Brexit and EU bottle caps; badgers running wild; my father the PoW; and where have the swallows gone?
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Letters: Overhaul Britain’s electoral system so voters’ voices can truly be heard
Plus: China’s rights abuses; how to fix salmon farming; snow at the cricket; reporting rail hazards; and beards at Trooping the Colour
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Letters: Michael Gove is wrong about why voters lost faith in the Conservatives
Plus: HMRC howlers; Labour and badgers; Southgate’s struggles; Brahms for the soul; and drinks with Donald Sutherland
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Letters: Why this Labour voter won’t be celebrating a landslide for Keir Starmer
Plus: How incompetent Britain is failing cancer patients; Just Stop Oil vandals; a French cinema classic; and fixing the fridge
