Editorials & reply p33
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Letters: The underlying principle of social solidarity which gave birth to the NHS, treatment according to clinical need rather than ability to pay, will have been defiled. It will be an NHS, but with a feel of the 1930s rather than the 2010s
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Letters: Design and technology teaches pupils of all ages designing and practical skills, it draws on knowledge and understanding from other subjects, but particularly science and maths, and provides students with the opportunity to be innovative and creative
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Letters: Our work is far more complex than bobbies on the beat, and much is invisible to the public, but we have seen a political obsession with measuring the effectiveness of policing by the number of police officers, not on what the total workforce is achieving
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Letters: This country's greatest spiritual spaces are in danger of becoming temples awash with money changers
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Letters: Another leader had the "big society" vision of getting volunteers all over his country to carry out essential services. His name? Chairman Mao.
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Response: Since taking office, the coalition has curbed the excesses of the Big Brother state, says Tom Brake
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Letters: The pressures of our ageing population are one of the most urgent concerns facing this country, yet for years the question of funding for care has been brushed under the political carpet