Guardian Readers Debate Four-Day Week and Trump's Comments
Guardian readers propose a 10-day working week, critique US actions in Venezuela, and share witty life stages in this week's eclectic letters section. Read the full debate.
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Readers Debate Dating Norms: Splitting the Bill
Guardian readers challenge Scott Galloway's views on dating and bill-splitting, championing financial independence. Plus, reflections on Quaker solace and quirky UK place names.
Labour's red tape cuts: Who loses protections?
Keir Starmer's plan to slash 'unnecessary' regulation for growth faces criticism for prioritising market views over public interest. Letters also cover party names, pork's popularity, and oddly named places.
Victorian children's letters to Santa uncovered
A six-year-old's 1883 letter to Santa, found in newspaper archives, shows children's festive wishes haven't changed in 140 years. Discover the origins of this UK tradition.
Readers share experiences of lifelong adolescence
Guardian readers respond to neuroscience findings, with one 78-year-old confirming his wife's mother's 1974 prediction that he'd always think he's 17. Explore letters on rage rooms and inaptly named places.
Budget 2025 sparks debate over wealth and welfare
Readers react to the latest Budget, with some praising its shift away from rewarding the wealthy, while others question its impact on food prices and the economy. Have your say.
Public Reaction to Rachel Reeves's Budget
Analysis of the public response to Rachel Reeves's budget, exploring taxpayer sentiment and the defence of long-term economic planning. Read the full debate.
Nominative Determinism: Names Matching Professions
Discover fascinating cases of nominative determinism where people's names perfectly match their professions. From Dr Alright to Mr Mutton, these real-life examples will amaze you. Share your own findings!
Reform UK's Russia Ties Exposed: Gill Jailed
Readers debate Reform UK's Russian connections as ex-MEP Nathan Gill gets 10.5 years for bribes. Should Farage investigate his own party? Join the discussion.
Corrie's Roy Cropper hides secret prison letters
Roy Cropper's secret is revealed in Coronation Street as he admits to writing to prisoners, but is he hiding more? Discover the full story and fan theories here.
Reform councillor's 'Anglo-Saxon' comments spark fury
A Reform UK councillor's controversial definition of Englishness, based on 927AD ancestry, has ignited a fierce debate on immigration, national identity, and the party's future. Join the discussion.
John Updike: A Life in Letters Explored
Explore John Updike's remarkable correspondence spanning 60 years, revealing his literary genius, personal struggles, and enduring legacy in American literature.
Nazi execution files auction sparks survivor outrage
Holocaust survivors condemn 'shameless' auction of Nazi documents including Gestapo execution files. Campaigners demand cancellation of controversial sale in Germany.
Royal hyphen returns as Andrew becomes 'dashed nuisance'
The restoration of Prince Andrew's hyphen sparks debate while readers tackle political language, BBC bias claims and festive traditions. Share your views on today's letters.
Children refuse to eat rabbit jelly in UK homes
Guardian readers reveal hilarious kitchen failures as children reject wobbly desserts. Discover the blancmange blunders and gull theft deterrents in today's letters section.
King Charles strips Andrew of prince title
In an unprecedented royal decision, King Charles has permanently removed Prince Andrew's titles and HRH style following the lingering Epstein scandal and Virginia Giuffre's posthumous memoir revelations.
W.H. Auden's secret affair with sex worker revealed
Newly unearthed letters expose the Nobel laureate's hidden relationship with a young sex worker, challenging our understanding of the literary giant's private world.
Prunella Scales Remembered in Touching Final Letters
Heartfelt tributes pour in for beloved actress Prunella Scales as colleagues and friends share intimate letters celebrating her extraordinary life and career beyond Sybil Fawlty.
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