Letters

• Farc's 'Marxist rebels' are just drug dealers

  11 Aug 2010: Letters: The UN listed the Farc as among the world's most persistent violators of child soldiers, and the overwhelming majority of Colombians view them simply as terrorists

• A penalty, not a perk

  11 Aug 2010: Letters: Had I not been serving overseas we wouldn't have dreamed of sending our three children to boarding school

• Backward steps for the 'big society'

  11 Aug 2010: Letters: The prime minister's many statements on the issue could be considered either worryingly uneducated about the nature of civil society, or recklessly ideological

• Hiroshima, Israel and nuclear tests

  11 Aug 2010: Letters: Despite the fact that Israel has undoubtedly received considerable atomic assistance from the US, there are no published details of Israel actually testing a nuclear device

• In search of eccuracy

  11 Aug 2010: Letters: My granddaughters are bilingual in Pom and Kiwi

• Vince Cable's power and principles

  11 Aug 2010: Letters: Though I hate much of what the coalition is doing I shall continue to support the Lib Dems. The more the party retains electoral support, the more it can stand up to the Tories

• Notes and queries

  
  11 Aug 2010: From tiny eggs, tiny fruit flies will grow; Do placebos really work? Croydon slugs' favourite veg

• Letter: Chris Dagley obituary

  10 Aug 2010: Bill Ashton writes: Chris Dagley (obituary, 3 August) played drums with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra (NYJO) for nine and a half years, which is a long time to be with a youth band.

• Guardian Weekly Letters, 13 August 2010

  10 Aug 2010: Generosity of Bill Gates; Cambodian injustice; Winners write history

• Royal Mail and regional loyalties

  10 Aug 2010: Letters: The esteemed writers and artists commenting on Royal Mail's intention to use only postcodes seem to have an excess of sensibility over sense

• Rowson's riches

  10 Aug 2010: Letters: Cartoons such as Martin Rowson's Nursery Tea are rich in detail. Have you considered printing an explanation?

• Saving free milk is Dave's first genuine gaffe

  10 Aug 2010: Letters: Overruling the proposal to scrap free milk sets a standard of acceptability which can only mean that either much more useful programmes will be cut or expected cuts won't be achieved

• Planning confusion

  10 Aug 2010: Letters: You rightly lament the 'creeping threat to Britain's natural world', yet your leader equally laments the abolition of the regional spatial strategy. You can't have it both ways

• Time for real change in the health service

  10 Aug 2010: Letters: Rather than dividing the population into practices or federations, the denominator in UK general practice should now be the consultation

• Rebalancing the UK's transport policy

  10 Aug 2010: Letters: Londoners might blanch but, compared with the rest of Britain, they've already got a good public transport system, the envy of other conurbations

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