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Surely, the question on the cover of last week's New Statesman should have read 'Who sank Brexit?' not 'Who sunk Brexit?' (15 June). Vivienne Rendall Greenhead, Northumberland Re the front [...]

In his letter about abortion time limits, James Gourley (Correspondence, 3 July) might have added that the Czech Republic, which has a 12-week limit, is probably the most secular country [...]

I'm fairly sure I first heard the word 'ensorcelled' used by Josh Lyman in The West Wing when he becomes enamoured of Amy Gardner, played by Mary-Louise Parker (Real Meals, [...]

Laurie Penny wrote a magnificent column about the conflict in Gaza (In the Red, 25 July). She is right that a Jewish voice speaking out against this carries more weight. [...]

Letters to the editor are presented in response to items in previous issues including a letter to the editor from James Gourley about abortion laws, "Out of the Ordinary" by Helen Lewis, and a review by John Simpson of the book "The Unravelling: High Hopes and Missed Opportunities in Iraq" by Emma Sky, all in the July 3, 2015, issue.

Letters are presented from readers responding to content from past issues including the articles "The rise of the Anglosphere" by Michael Kenny and Nick Pearce, "Out of the Ordinary" by Helen Lewis, and the Politics Column by George Eaton, all from the February 6, 2015 issue.