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Letters to the Editor are from the print edition of the Independent. E-mail responses (no attachments), giving postal address and telephone number, to letters@independent.co.uk

Letters: Putin is the man to save Russia from yet more humiliation

Published: 04 January 2006

Sir: Your editorial reading of Vladimir Putin's role in Russia and the world is misguided ("Putin to face renewed criticism as Russia takes G8 leadership", 31 December).

Letters: Why whale should remain on the menu in Japan

Published: 03 January 2006

Sir: Your front page "Battle to save the whale" (2 January) is full of environmental rage and I imagine that thousands of Britons felt really good reading it, imagining themselves members of a righteous nation that will save not just the whales but eventually the entire planet.

Letters: Hunting: both sides claim victory after the Boxing Day meets

Published: 02 January 2006

Law, morality and the selling of sex

Letters: 'Extraordinary rendition'

Published: 31 December 2005

Britain's shameful part in the 'rendition' of suspects

Letters: Law-abiding hunt terrorised

Published: 30 December 2005

Law-abiding hunt terrorised by balaclava-clad 'monitors'

Letters: Little government help for Churches

Published: 29 December 2005

Churches serve the nation with little government help

Letters: Anarchy in the countryside

Published: 28 December 2005

Defiance of the law by hunts brings anarchy to the countryside

Letters: What history teachers us

Published: 27 December 2005

History teaches students how to search for the truth

Letters: Debt cancellation

Published: 26 December 2005

The world's wealthy must not take money from Nigeria's poor

Letters: Christmas excesses

Published: 24 December 2005

Our Christmas excesses have their roots in tribal rituals

Letters: We need to learn languages

Published: 23 December 2005

They don't 'all speak English' - we need to learn languages

Letters: Vietnam's transformation

Published: 22 December 2005

Vietnam's transformation is a beacon for the developing world

Letters: Demand for cheap milk

Published: 21 December 2005

Demand for cheap milk condemns cows to a short and dismal life

Letters: Extraordiary rendition

Published: 20 December 2005

UK airports, renditions and how you can prove a negative

Letters: Where are the influential securalists?

Published: 19 December 2005

The power and influence of secularists is over-exaggerated

Letters: Anti-war protests

Published: 17 December 2005

Majestic elegance of wind power

Letters: The killing of Jacob Wragg

Published: 16 December 2005

Dangerous idea that it is understandable to kill a disabled child

Letters: Battle of the baby gurus

Published: 15 December 2005

Clash of the baby gurus leaves parents divided

Letters: Disabled people lack support

Published: 14 December 2005

Disabled people and their families lack the support they need

Letters: Cameron's politics

Published: 13 December 2005

Is Cameron just a Thatcherite with softer language?

Letters: Electoral reform

Published: 12 December 2005

Electoral reform is vital to combat the new-look Tories

Letters: Christmas under attack

Published: 10 December 2005

Christmas is under attack from secularists and political correctness

Letters: Vital UK freedoms are under attack

Published: 09 December 2005

Sir: We, the undersigned, have all been arrested under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act (SOCPA) for taking part in "unauthorised" demonstrations within the new anti-protest zone around Parliament.

Letters: A smoking ban is needed to save teenagers from addiction

Published: 08 December 2005

Questions remain over Equitable Life

Letters: Children traumatised by tsunami continue to suffer

Published: 07 December 2005

Sir: My recent experience in several refugee camps in Sri Lanka confirms that a year after the tsunami "the picture is still bleak for hundreds of thousands of survivors" (Christmas Charity Appeal, 5 December ). The situation preventing sufficient aid from reaching those in need of basic housing and community services has yet to be addressed fully for victims, especially young children.

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