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Letters: Don't blame retirees for the Bank of England's failure to tackle inflation - Vimarsana News

Letters: Don't blame retirees for the Bank of England's failure to tackle inflation

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Letters: Russia will have to be punished for its barbaric assault on Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Letters: Russia will have to be punished for its barbaric assault on Ukraine

SIR – I cannot agree with Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, who warns against punishing Russia when the conflict in Ukraine ends.

Letters: Brexit was meant to reinstate an authority to which the British people feel allegiance - Vimarsana News

Letters: Brexit was meant to reinstate an authority to which the British people feel allegiance

SIR – Janet Daley is right to describe the European Union as essentially undemocratic but wrong to imagine that this was the determining factor for most of us who voted Leave in 2016, even if it was for Ms Daley (“There is little point to Brexit if our leaders have given up on democracy”, Comment, February 12).

Letters: The mini-Budget marks a refreshing return to core Conservative principles - Vimarsana News

Letters: The mini-Budget marks a refreshing return to core Conservative principles

SIR – I was most encouraged that our new Prime Minister has implemented tax cuts and a other initiatives to kick-start our economy.

Letters: Head of Civil Service should quit over poor performance – not parties - Vimarsana News

Letters: Head of Civil Service should quit over poor performance – not parties

SIR – Simon Case, the head of the Civil Service, should lose his job – not as the fall guy for “partygate” but because of the parlous state of the organisation over which he presides.