Letter: The Sussexes' appeals for a quieter life are at glaring odds with their public conduct
SIR – The Duke and Duchess of Sussex went to California to avoid the public glare and live a quieter life.
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SIR – The Duke and Duchess of Sussex went to California to avoid the public glare and live a quieter life.
SIR – The Prime Minister’s speech was bereft of ideology, lacking in long-term vision and far removed from the traditional Conservative principles of small government, low taxation and wealth creation.
SIR – I appreciate that not everyone can afford to pay for private dentistry but, contrary to many myths, it isn’t that expensive, and is clearly preferable to DIY dentistry (“Elderly fear having to resort to ‘DIY dentistry’”, report, December 26).
SIR – Andrew Pearse (Letters, December 21) is right – the problems facing the NHS are far too great for one party to address, though I was pleased that Wes Streeting, the shadow health secretary, recognised the need for reform from the Labour benches.
From 13-hour waits to blood shortages, this year’s letters have documented an annus horribilis in the health service