Business + Letters
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Letter: Brian Unwin highlights just how much long-term financing has been lost through leaving the EU. But Fawzi Ibrahim says sovereignty is priceless
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Letter: Dr Nicholas Russell responds to a review by Edward Posnett and reflects on the pioneering work of his father and his business partner, Peter Hobbs
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Letters: Sue Kellaway says the switch takes time and effort and Cathy Swann says the path to a sustainable life is not straightforward
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Letter: Market trader Andrew Spooner says secondhand buyers should bear in mind the time traders spend sourcing and authenticating goods
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Letters: As a health minister in the 1970s, David Owen writes, he would have been too close to industry to allow such a deal to fail
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Letters: Asher Minns writes that farmers have been incentivised to grow a crop that causes obesity, while Prof Richard Evershed says they should turn their skills to growing genuinely nutritious food
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Letters: People from marginalised groups face significant barriers when seeking internships, writes Wendy Sloane
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Brief letters: Good advice | Visionaries | Map trap | Stobbies v Nobbies | Jelly breaks the mould
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Letters: Sarah Davidson says the government has a shot at solving profound generational challenges and Bryan Merton welcomes Polly Toynbee’s positive perspective. But Bernie Evans wants to see more action right now, and Philip Oliver urges Labour to keep voters engaged
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Letters: Wealth taxes would be more worker-friendly than raising employers’ NI contributions, write Anne Gray and Clive Needle, while John Digney advocates taxing land values
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Letter: Family farmers are sick with worry after the end of inheritance tax relief on agricultural property – and the breakup of farms will hit food security, writes Cheryl Cottle-Hunkin
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Brief letters: Driving for over-80s | Football managers | Virgin Mary | Employment rights | House of Lords
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Letters: Anne Cowper suggests a way to clothe politicians and support British businesses; John Lowery recalls the wisdom of Marcel Mauss
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Richard Holt writes: His sense of determination was evident from his army days
How Britain could forge a steelmaking revolution despite British Steel’s woes