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I read with interest Helen Lewis's article on Tony Blair (Out of the Ordinary, 20 March) and it prompted me to wonder if I am guilty of ignoring his successes [...]

Matthew Barzun's claim that both the world and the US are 'more peaceful, more prosperous and more just' as a result of Barack Obama's presidency (Guest Column, 17 October) doesn't [...]

John Crick (Correspondence, 25 July) writes of the current situation in Gaza: 'In terms of numbers killed, there is a wide gap between the two sides [Israel and Hamas], Morally, [...]

In reply to Dan Adshead's letter about abortion (Correspondence, 31 January), if you think dilation is horrific, try experiencing childbirth. Sophie Charman-Blower Via [...]

Kevin Maguire refers to Frances O'Grady as 'the TUC's first lady' (Commons Confidential, 11 October). I can't help but wonder what made him use a term usually used to describe [...]

Alice O'Keeffe is doing a grand job, raising her little boy to show empathy (Squeezed Middle, 26 July). Her column is also my first read. Liz Storrar Oxford I'm confused. [...]

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles including "The Centre Cannot Hold" and "Out of the Ordinary," published in the March 20, 2015 issue, and "Down and Out," published in the March 27, 2015 issue.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues including the "Science" column in the October 10, 2014 issue by Michael Brooks, the "Guest Column" by Matthew Barzun in the October 17, 2014 issue, and "Letter from Baghdad" by John Simpson in the October 17, 2014 issue.

Letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, including "Education's Berlin Wall" by David Kynaston and George Kynaston, "Health Matters" by Phil Whitaker, and "Squeezed Middle" by Alice O'Keeffe, all in the January 31, 2014, issue.

Letters to the editor are presented in response to articles including "Iran comes in from the cold," on Iran's foreign relations published in the October 11, 2013 issue, "First Thoughts" on violence in soccer published in the October 4, 2013 issue "and "Commons Confidential" on politics and government in Great Britain published in the October 11, 2013 issue.

Letters to the editor are presented in response to articles published in previous editions of the "New Statesman" magazine on topics including Great Britain's gross domestic product (GDP) for the second fiscal quarter of 2013, King Henry VIII's failure to produce a son with his first two wives, and cyclist Chris Froome.