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Letters: the complexity of assisted dying | Assisted dying

Determining who should have the right to an assisted death is a legal minefield; perhaps fiction can help

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Reader Letter: Covid amnesia must not be allowed to set in

Published: 6:00 PM May 2, 2021 You need to remember and be aware of all the deaths and infections which are still happening especially now in India . - Credit: Denise Bradley I applaud your coverage of the long Covid-19 malaise and the dire effect on Paul Spriggins with all his many health problems. I also agree with your opinion column that so many men and women will be suffering and need urgent help to deal with their symptoms and they should flag these up as a matter or urgency. I was fortunate to have my second jab recently but as has been reported, felt the impact for a couple of days. But that is truly insignificant in contrast to the people who caught Covid-19 last year and are still languishing in that ghastly hinterland of feeling so unwell and absolutely helpless.

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Reader Letter: Covid amnesia must not be allowed to set in

Reader Letter: Covid amnesia must not be allowed to set in
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Shamima Begum court ruling brings shame on UK | Shamima Begum

Readers respond to the supreme court decision that Begum will not have her citizenship restored The court also ruled that Begum will not be allowed to re-enter the UK to fight her case in person. Photograph: BBC News The court also ruled that Begum will not be allowed to re-enter the UK to fight her case in person. Photograph: BBC News Letters Sun 28 Feb 2021 12.26 EST Last modified on Mon 1 Mar 2021 13.53 EST Every day it seems the Guardian serves up another reason for being ashamed to be British. On Friday, it was the case of Shamima Begum (Shamima Begum loses fight to restore UK citizenship after supreme court ruling, 26 February). It makes it particularly difficult that I’m tutoring someone who is hoping to take an A-level in British politics. All the books list human rights and explain how carefully protected they are in our system. Article 5 is supposed to protect the right to liberty and freedom from arbitrary detention. Yet the supreme court is unable to protect Begum

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Keir Starmer can learn much from Joe Biden s first weeks | Keir Starmer

Keir Starmer can learn much from Joe Bidenâs first weeks Judith A Daniels urges the Labour leader to take a leaf out of the US presidentâs book, while Prof Roger Brown says the real lesson from the US is the way in which the existing political system handicaps parties of the centre-left. Plus letters from Carolyn Kirton and John Marriott Judith A Daniels believes that Keir Starmer âhas real capabilities of forging the party into a fighting and vigorous entityâ. Photograph: Getty Judith A Daniels believes that Keir Starmer âhas real capabilities of forging the party into a fighting and vigorous entityâ. Photograph: Getty

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