Derrick Joad News Today

<strong>Letters: </strong>Social housing tenants are suffering just as much as those in the private rented sector, writes <strong>Suzanne Muna</strong>. Plus letters from <strong>Derrick Joad</strong>,<strong> Rosemary Walker</strong> and <strong>Bob Colenutt</strong>

A conversation about the effect of Israel’s actions in Gaza is vital

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to George Monbiot’s article on his recent nightmare journey on the UK’s privatised rail network

His appearance on I’m a Celebrity… shouldn’t worry us. It’s humiliating him

<strong>Letters: </strong>The leader of the opposition has got ahead of himself, writes <strong>Hannah Walker</strong>, while <strong>Chris Sinha</strong> accuses him of failing to prioritise principles over electoral strategy. Plus letters from <strong>Derrick Joad</strong> and <strong>Linda Marriott</strong>

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers reflect on the Tories’ performance and decisions made during their party conference

<strong>Letters: </strong>Tepid policies and promises to balance the books will have little appeal to those already suffering, writes <strong>Derrick Joad. </strong>Plus letters from <strong>Bee Hepworth, Lyn A Dade </strong>and <strong>Archie Lauchlan</strong>

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to Larry Elliott’s article about the growing policy consensus between the two main parties

<strong>Letters: </strong>Keir Starmer fails to grasp how squeezed the middle classes have become, says <strong>Derrick Joad</strong>, while <strong>Tim Exton </strong>worries about the impact on students from poor backgrounds and <strong>David Mayle</strong> argues that graduates pay their way in tax

<strong>Letters: </strong>The impact the policy will have across the world can’t be ignored, says <strong>Oliver Lough</strong>. Plus letters from <strong>Derrick Joad,</strong> <strong>Nigel Griffin</strong> and <strong>David Duell</strong>