Letters
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Letters: Alan Walker calls on the media to keep the death toll in the public eye as the pandemic is not over, Marcia Heinemann is relieved that the official symptom list has been expanded and Jonathan Hauxwell is concerned about the lack of free tests
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Letters: If you think wind turbines are ugly, try living near a power station, writes Dr Michael Symonds, while Terry Leary wonders why tidal power is being overlooked
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Brief letters: Quiet characters in The Archers | Grab-a-granny night | Self-abolition for the Lords | Resignation matters | A Labour battlebus slogan | P&O puzzle
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Letters: The best 20th-century architecture deserves gentle conservation, writes Catherine Croft, while Garth Groombridge says modernism failed to understand how people want to live. Plus a letter from Bob Caldwell
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Letter: It should be an opt-in, rather than an opt-out system, so that it’s not damaging to the millions of people with mental health problems, says one reader
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