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Letters: Labour's rail plans herald a return to the bad old days of the 1970s - Vimarsana News

Letters: Labour's rail plans herald a return to the bad old days of the 1970s

SIR – The news (telegraph.co.uk, April 25) that Labour plans to renationalise the railways if it wins the general election confirms that we are about to return to the 1970s. The trade unions are to be given more powers, and it is likely that the country will come close to bankruptcy, as was the case when our standing in Europe was at its lowest. Still, at least we know what to expect, and perhaps we should just resign ourselves to it – given that we did have some good times in the 1970s – while

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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.

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Letters: China is watching the failure of the West to stop the Russian invasion of Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Letters: China is watching the failure of the West to stop the Russian invasion of Ukraine

SIR – Those of us who served in the Armed Forces and fought the Cold War understand all too well the importance of deterrence and military strength.

Letters: Loyal Conservative voters feel taken for fools by this reckless Prime Minister - Vimarsana News

Letters: Loyal Conservative voters feel taken for fools by this reckless Prime Minister

SIR – Many of your correspondents are forgiving of the Prime Minister because he won an 80-seat majority for the Conservative Party.