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In today's MetroTalk, remember when we clapped for the NHS? Well, now, public satisfaction with the NHS is at its lowest level ever, despite this, one reader reminds us to...

SIR – Our government has a duty to inform the nation of the potential risks posed by Russia. We are all aware of the war in Ukraine (Letters, March 24), but many do not or cannot believe that it could directly affect us.

In today's MetroTalk: bringing back the mammoth, moon ownership, unwanted tax charges, life in the Tories Northern Powerhouse.

SIR – The closure of the blast furnaces at Port Talbot (report, January 20) is being hailed as a victory for net zero.

Why did the Labour Party not win Uxbridge and South Ruislip in Thursday's by-elections? Was it the ULEZ expansion plans or an unclear political standing? That's the topic being discussed...

The debate surrounding buy-to-let landlords continues to rumble on within Metro.co.uk's Letters Page.

Today Metro readers are discussing the benefits of the royal family to the economy and the significance of King Charles III's coronation.

SIR – When I started, general practice was considered the jewel in the crown of the NHS.

SIR – There are understandable calls for the Prime Minister to resign following revelations about activity in Downing Street during national Covid lockdowns.

SIR – The proper military function of artillery is to support infantry and armour on the battlefield.