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<strong>Brief letters: </strong>Elan Closs Stephens | Tony Blair and Iraq | Britain abroad | Pacific gains | Dog-unfriendly

/PRNewswire/ -- With a portfolio of over a thousand successful projects and more than a decade of urban design works across the Greater New York City area,...

Letters:<strong> Carolyn Meggitt</strong>, <strong>Lise Bosher</strong> and <strong>Sally Cheseldine</strong> respond to Labour’s plans for education for the under-fours

The legendary actress, 89, stepped out in South West Londons Hampton Hill  on Thursday to reopen the Shooting Star Childrens Hospices charity shop.

Frances Payne, 57, was held by five police officers as she fed her sheep on land next to her Mill home near Evesham, Worcestershire - after she was accused of failing to attend two interviews.

Richmond traders say traffic is a “nightmare” on their high street and the gridlock is becoming more like Central London.

Controversial road closures on Richmond streets will be made permanent despite locals saying the council should abandon the measures.

Since the existence of smartphones, one of the most common accidents that happens to people is dropping it and breaking the screen. Sometimes the broken mobile is a bit lucky and the crack forms in the corner allowing them to still use the mobile dev

SIR – It is encouraging that Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, intends to take on “hostile” health unions (report, December 11).

SIR – I am retired.