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To send a letter to the Guardian, email guardian.letters@theguardian.com – to send one to the Observer, email observer.letters@observer.co.uk

6 August 2024

  • A new-build housing estate in Houghton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear.

    Cracks in Angela Rayner’s plan for a housing revolution

    Letters: David Woollcombe points out the crucial need for infrastructure to be built alongside new homes. Plus letters from Dr Stephen Battersby, Tony Ingham and Martin Large
  • Morrissey reaches out to fans at The Joint inside the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, in 2004.

    Morrissey’s Irish Blood, English Heart is by no means a far-right anthem

    Letters: Readers dispute Zoe Williams’ characterisation of a track from the singer-songwriter’s 2004 album You Are the Quarry

    • North York Moors flight isn’t an ultra-rich person’s buzz

    • Brief letters
      Southport will never be the same again

    • Letter: John Mayall obituary

5 August 2024

  • The Holiday Inn Express hotel in Rotherham, South Yorkshire, which houses asylum seekers, on 4 August.

    Why Britain ended up with far-right riots on its streets

  • Doctor's laptop computer and stethoscope in surgery

    GPs have been forced to take industrial action

  • A female pharmacist at work in a chemist

    Britain’s pharmacists could be treating more people

  • Miso soup with tofu

    Brief letters
    Putting tofu firmly in readers’ mouths

4 August 2024

  • Supporters react as Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at Herb Brooks National Hockey Center in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, on 27 July 2024

    Trump exploits the end of the American dream

  • Salad nicoise. Tuna with baby potatoes, eggs, beans, tomatoes, olives and parsley.

    Are ultra-processed foods always harmful?

  • Woman in handcuffs

    Labour must focus on the prison population

  • Wind turbines and electricity pylons dominate the landscape in Runcorn, England.

    Brief letters
    Looking to spark a love for electricity pylons

  • A small tourist charge could boost museums’ finances

  • Observer letters
    ME: we need more funding and more research

2 August 2024

  • A woman blocking her ears with her fingers

    For crying out loud, turn down the volume

    Letters: Readers share their experiences of noisy fellow travellers and neighbours
  • An AI illustration; 3d render human head profile filled with binary code.

    We must be wary of the power of AI

    Letters: Robert Skidelsky is concerned about the surveillance potential or AI, while Brian Reffin Smith is worried about its capacity to hijack culture, and Michael Heaton warns that it relieves us of the need to think

    • Staff and students should not be denied the right to free speech about Gaza

    • Time to celebrate all our wonderful folk music festivals

    • People who view abuse images need psychological treatment

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