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Sir: Your correspondent Jane Moth throws doubt on the willingness or ability of the Archbishop of Canterbury to impart the joy of the Gospel (Letters, 13 October). At the launch [...]

Sir: Charles Moore is right to suggest that the Church of England is 'circling the wagons' in response to the Carlile review into the case of Bishop Bell (The Spectator's [...]

Sir: Charles Moore (Notes, 8 October) makes some apposite comments about this year's Conservative conference. This was my 19th annual conference and I feel disinclined to continue to attend despite [...]

Sir: As I read your last editorial ('Here's what we call progress', 24 May) and Rod Liddle's piece ('One day, abortions will appal us all', 24 May) upon how future [...]

Sir: Whilst I agree with Julian Brazier (Letters, 20 October) that human rights have a murky 'Enlightenment' provenance, his American Civil War example is inaccurate. Rights were not 'trumpeted loudest […]

From Martin Sewell Sir: I was reading Anthony Browne's excellent article ('Some truths about immigration', 2 August) last Saturday morning while listening to Radio Four. The Today programme was revisiting [...]