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Letters: The Government has got plenty wrong but it is not to blame for travel chaos - Vimarsana News

Letters: The Government has got plenty wrong but it is not to blame for travel chaos

SIR – The aviation and travel industries took plenty of government money and ruthlessly sacked staff during the pandemic.

Letters: The Government must stop pursuing votes and start pursuing policies it believes in - Vimarsana News

Letters: The Government must stop pursuing votes and start pursuing policies it believes in

SIR – I don’t want this Government to do the things I hoped my vote for it would see it do, just so it can win elections.

Letters: Britain cannot afford to depend on an inadequate testing system - Vimarsana News

Letters: Britain cannot afford to depend on an inadequate testing system

SIR – Although people are being encouraged to take a Covid test before meeting others, Sajid Javid, the Health Secretary, has now admitted that there is a shortage of tests.

Letters: Will the country ever be given the chance to learn to live with Covid? - Vimarsana News

Letters: Will the country ever be given the chance to learn to live with Covid?

SIR – Boris Johnson has put the country on alert once more, warning that there may be fresh Covid restrictions and even another lockdown (report, September 15).

Letters: Lockdown policy must give more weight to people's well-being - Vimarsana News

Letters: Lockdown policy must give more weight to people's well-being

Scots need to hear a positive case for the Union SIR – The plan for the “PM to charm Scots” (report, January 26) sounds a much better approach than the negative Remain strategy during the run-up to the EU referendum. The case made then was all about what we had to lose by leaving, and not about what we had to gain by staying in the EU. So please, Mr Johnson, make the positive case for the Union and let everyone know on which side their oatcakes are buttered. Ian France   SIR – Judging by his comments in the last few days, I can only think that Gordon Brown (Comment, January 25) has e...