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Letters: Is there any policy that the Labour Party is prepared to stand by? - Vimarsana News

Letters: Is there any policy that the Labour Party is prepared to stand by?

SIR – Labour has scrapped its £28 billion green investment plan (report, telegraph.co.uk, February 8). Another U-turn! What, exactly, are this party’s policies?

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Letters: Scotland has paid a heavy price for Sturgeon's independence obsession - Vimarsana News

Letters: Scotland has paid a heavy price for Sturgeon's independence obsession

SIR – During Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation speech yesterday, she admitted that she had devoted her political life to Scottish independence.

Letters: Yes, the PM should resign – not because of parties but for his betrayal of Tory voters - Vimarsana News

Letters: Yes, the PM should resign – not because of parties but for his betrayal of Tory voters

SIR – There are understandable calls for the Prime Minister to resign following revelations about activity in Downing Street during national Covid lockdowns.

Man gets 5 years for viewing child porn during flight - Vimarsana News

Man gets 5 years for viewing child porn during flight

TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — An Illinois man has been sentenced to five years in prison for looking at child pornography during a commercial flight to Florida.

Letters: The British vaccination campaign is like wartime Spitfire production - Vimarsana News

Letters: The British vaccination campaign is like wartime Spitfire production

The queue outside a vaccination centre in Folkstone last week Credit: gareth fuller/pa SIR – Charles Moore rightly praises Kate Bingham’s brilliant achievement in securing vaccine supplies. We should not forget either the role of Professor Sarah Gilbert in designing the Oxford vaccine, along with her colleagues. There is a comparison here with two vital roles in the Second World War: the genius of R  J Mitchell in designing the Spitfire in the late Thirties, and of Lord Beaverbrook, brought in by Churchill from private business in the 1940 crisis to cut through bureaucracy and speed ...