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Pedestrians on Oxford Street in central London Credit: Niklas HALLE'N/AFP/getty SIR – From July 19, I hope to see an end to masks, plastic screens and one-way systems, as well as all the signs littering floors and pavements. And, of course, I’d like to see the end of those three depressing words “Due to Covid”. Tony Manning   SIR – If the architects of the Covid project fear had been used on Brexit we would still be in the European Union. What a job they have done. John Northfield   SIR – Your columnist Sherelle Jacobs is right. The scientists involved in the management of Covid...

Why are ministers causing irrational panic about the mutant Covid strain? The Government remains terrified that the NHS can’t cope, yet has failed to put it on an emergency footing 22 December 2020 • 9:30pm When the country is told by its political masters that an out-of-control mutant virus is rampaging across the land like something in a Fifties B-movie, it is hard not to be seriously alarmed. When, as a result, we are cut off from the rest of the world and the nation’s Christmas plans are peremptorily scrapped by diktat, alarm is too mild a word. Panic more like.

SIR – On Friday the Government put an advertisement in The Daily Telegraph telling readers how many hundreds of millions of pounds it had spent on the development, purchase and distribution of Covid vaccines. However, the primary care health group to which my GP surgery belongs has no idea how many vaccines it will receive, or when. My wife is over 80 and would like to know. Dr Martin Henry   SIR – Further to Lesley Wright’s letter (December 19) regarding invitations for Covid vaccination being sent by text, what of those of us over-80s who do not own a mobile phone? How will we be to...