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<strong>Letters: </strong>After the prime minister weakened the ministerial code, <strong>Lynne Copley,</strong> <strong>Anne Carslaw, Roy Boffy, Joe Locker </strong>and <strong>Pauline Caldwell</strong> write about the constitutional risks that he poses
<strong>Letters: </strong>For too long in foreign crises, we have offered only rhetoric where we calculated that it best served our interests, writes <strong>Neil Blackshaw</strong>. Plus letters from <strong>Roy Boffy </strong>and <strong>Sally Churchill</strong>
<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to suggestions that prolific letter contributors should be commemorated with statues
A man clearing ice from a frozen lake to make a space for the ducks and swans to swim, February 1963. Photograph: Evening Standard/Getty Images I too have rooted out an old issue of the Guardian (Letters, 17 January). The themes are familiar: stinging criticism of a government obsessed by one topic and which has achieved little else; in the US, troop deployments in an embattled Washington; a president threatening legal action; in Ireland, shortages of food; in northern England, factory closures. This is the Manchester Guardian for 3 August ...