Reader Letters
A Tory split would open the door to rejoining the European Union
A disjointed Conservative party would create future opportunity to rejoin the EU, says one reader
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We need a reckoning on refugees to honour the 27
After our investigation into the 27 people who drowned in the Channel, one reader reflects on how the country should feel a collective sense of shame on their behalf
Reader Letters
Boris Johnson staying on as PM is the best outcome for Labour
Long may Johnson limp on, writes one reader. He's become an electoral liability which will only continue to work in the opposition's favour.
Reader Letters
Letters: Tory sleaze is nothing new – it’s what they do
The New European's mailbag was filled with letters about the latest accusations of Tory sleaze.
Reader Letters
Letters to the Editor: How readers responded to JK Rowling debate
Response to last week’s cover story by Sarah Ditum, “The war against JK Rowling”, has dominated TNE mailbag, attracting both praise and criticism. Here, we publish a representative selection of correspondence from readers.
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Keir Starmer must not forget the six Brexit tests he set
In this week's reader letters, Keir Starmer is reminded of his six key Brexit tests.
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Letters to the Editor: Britain must become less reliant on China
Ahead of the COP26 conference, one reader has a suggestion for Boris Johnson's government to help Britain tackle climate change.
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Letters to the Editor: Covid is not yet done, Mr Johnson, and nor is Brexit
Will people now start to wake up to the Covid and Brexit crises?
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Letters to the Editor: The only way we can make Brexit ‘work’
Can Labour 'Make Brexit Work' as Keir Starmer suggested during his key speech at party conference?
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Letters to the Editor: Why should Europeans now bail the Brexiteers out?
Will EU truck drivers see through Boris Johnson and Priti Patel's plan to allow them back into the country for just three months?
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Letters to the Editor: Extinction rebels do little more than harm their cause
Extinction Rebellion's protests are unlikely to change the minds of those in power.
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Letters to the editor: The real dream Tory cabinet would include party’s exiles
Readers have their say on Alastair Campbell's suggestion for a 'dream' Tory cabinet.
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Letters to the Editor: Fuel change shows that UK is behind EU on eco drive
The UK is falling behind the European Union on tackling climate change.
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Letters to the Editor: UK’s E10 petrol move is a decade behind EU
Boris Johnson claims the UK is a world leader in combatting climate change, so why did this move take so long?
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Letters to the Editor: Nick Clegg has chance to save face by saving Facebook
What was Nick Clegg expected to do after losing his seat in politics? One reader believes the former Lib Dem leader could achieve some good at Facebook.
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Letters to the editor: Blame for social problems cannot be pinned on Europe
Readers respond to a letter from a voter in Sheffield who now backs Brexit.
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Letters to the editor: Afghan crisis is first sign that Global Britain will fail
The 'global Britain' mantra from Boris Johnson's government is as much hot air as its 'levelling up' agenda
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Letters to the Editor: This ‘green’ government’s rail policy is a train wreck
Reader letters: In light of the climate emergency, rail connections between the UK and Europe could become our 'Green Gateway' to the rest of Europe
Reader Letters
Our PM demonstrates why Latin lessons plan is a bad idea
Just take a look at the cabinet to see how a focus on Latin, classics and PPE [Philosophy, Politics and Economics] in schools and universities does not guarantee success
Reader Letters
Party politics will not save us from the Tories – we need drastic action
One party on its own can't save us from the Tories - it's time for a progressive alternative.
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Trigger issues help explain the pull of this government
Reader letters: Trigger issues were critical in the 2016 EU referendum and US presidential votes.
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It’s now clear what sovereignty means
The sovereignty promised in the EU referendum only benefits the Tory party
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Why I remain deeply pessimistic about my country’s future
Alastair Campbell’s article on sado-populism has struck a chord with this reader
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Brexit stripped me of my Britishness
A reader explains how the EU referendum stripped him of his Britishness
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England team stirs feeling of patriotism Boris Johnson cannot achieve
England’s success at the Euros tournament has stirred emotions Boris Johnson can only wish he could achieve
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Why does Boris Johnson never learn from his mistakes?
One reader has his doubts about Boris Johnson’s plan for unlocking England
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By-election win shows Boris Johnson’s bubble is bursting
Readers have their say on the result of the Batley and Spen by-election
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Why I’m leaving Brexit Britain behind
A reader explains their decision to leave Britain following Brexit After having been in the UK for more than 20 years now and it has been some of the best years of my life so far, but now I cannot wait to leave. That will happen the very moment my son leaves school. I am […]
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Hold your nose and vote tactically to secure electoral reform
The Chesham and Amersham by-election results show what can be achieved from tactical voting
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Did Euros fever contribute to result of EU referendum?
Five years after the EU referendum, readers have their say on the Brexit vote.
Reader Letters
More of the best European shows to stream
Readers add to the list of best European shows to stream I was very pleased you recommended some very top favourites of mine in your “Best 40 European shows to stream”. Some other excellent series are: I Know Who You Are (Spanish); Vanished by the Lake, Killer by the Lake, Fear by the Lake (French); […]
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Why have Remainers gone so quiet?
The champions of Brexit have gone particularly quiet since the UK left the EU - but are Remainers guilty of doing the same too?