Readers share strong views about Trump, healthcare and British farming future
A collection of thought-provoking letters from our readers discussing current political shifts‚ healthcare concerns and agricultural challenges. Writers share personal experiences and expert opinions on pressing matters
In todays political landscape readers point out stark differences between Sir Keir Starmerʼs and Donald Trumps approaches: while Labour pushes for costly net-zero goals Trump focuses on oil-gas exploration and border control (which shows opposite directions in policy-making)
The education sector faces big changes as more than 1‚400 private schools prepare legal action against VAT rules. Parents worry about exam-year disruptions; while the Foreign Office asks for fee discounts for diplomats children - creating a rather complex situation that needs quick solutions
Healthcare concerns dominate many letters with multiple readers sharing their prostate cancer stories. A 62-year old writer describes his journey: “I had no symptoms but my new GP suggested a PSA test which showed high levels; if only Id gotten tested earlier.“ Several others support Sir Chris Hoyʼs call for better screening
We have loads of fuel and loads of booze
Readers discuss Kemi Badenochʼs first PMQs performance with mixed reactions - some praise her debut while others suggest focusing on defense and healthcare instead of political point-scoring
The farming community raises serious concerns about industry future. Traditional farming knowledge passes through generations and cant be replaced by formal education: farmers work around natures schedule not office hours. Some experts note that many farming families trace their roots back thousands of years - making current policy changes even more significant
- Crops dont follow meeting schedules
- Lambing happens at natures convenience
- Equipment sharing helps manage costs
- Farm networks support each other during busy seasons
