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<strong>Letters: </strong>We need a centrist, electable party, writes one Labour member, but a good result for its former leader as an independent in Islington North would be welcome. Plus letters from <strong>Libby Telling,</strong> <strong>Simon Short, Susan Merli</strong> and <strong>Graeme Smith</strong>

The transformation of John Woodcock exposes the authoritarian potential that can lurk in Britain’s centre left, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

<strong>Letters: </strong>The requirement to present photo ID at polling stations reinforces confidence in our elections, says <strong>Robert Frazer</strong>, but <strong>Maureen McLaughlin</strong> worries about those left without a vote. Plus letters from <strong>Nigel Evans</strong> and <strong>Peter Bottomley </strong>

An absorbing study of the radical left makes a convincing case for their cultural victories but romanticises the Jeremy Corbyn years