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On Covid, the past is being erased and the present ignored
Letters: ‘Don’t mention the virus’ has become a mantra, says Joan Twelves, while Joe Sim and Steve Tombs say the government is silencing discussion about the disease. Plus one reader describes how her husband’s death was not recorded as caused by Covid
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On Covid, the past is being erased and the present ignored
Making sure our public inquiries get results
Fund the services that support rape victims
We need the return of Miliband the elder
Blue plaques should be for unsung heroines too
The NHS must be funded by taxes, not charity
From chapel building to babysitting: how prisoners of war enriched our lives
Terminally ill patients need help with energy bills
Sipping on a record measure of brandy
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