Letters: We would enjoy old age more if we did not fear an undignified death
SIR – Keith Hardman (Letters, December 4) says he wouldn’t want to suffer indignity at the end of his life and would prefer an assisted death at the time of his choosing.
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SIR – Keith Hardman (Letters, December 4) says he wouldn’t want to suffer indignity at the end of his life and would prefer an assisted death at the time of his choosing.
SIR – For many years we have believed that we live in a rich country – one that can afford top-class services such as the NHS, social support and good roads, railways and other infrastructure, and can buy whatever food it needs from abroad rather than growing it.
SIR – Nicola Sturgeon should be utterly ashamed of herself and the intemperate and dangerous language she used in claiming to “detest the Tories” (report, October 10).
SIR – As an ex-Cold War warrior, though a non-combatant, I am shocked to learn that France, Germany and others have sold sophisticated arms and military supplies to Russia.