Your Letters
16:43 UK time, Tuesday, 11 August 2009
Why do you - and all the other papers - insist on saying Peter Mandelson is "running the country"? Is he baking all the bread, driving all the buses, waiting all the tables, treating all the patients....etc? The country does a reasonable job of running itself.
Jon, London
Re "" - this was on the front page of ±«Óãtv News today. I am surprised this isn't the headline story across the world - up until now, we have always believed that death was inevitable, that there was a 100% risk of dying. To discover that optimism can reduce this risk is wonderful; I am thinking of having an optimistic sex change and living forever. Thank you, science.
The Therapist, Portsmouth UK
On today's front page, Optimistic Women Live For Longer, and ". I find it impossible to reconcile these two facts.
Adam K, Chiswick
Erm... Adam from London - this was published in the BMJ on 10th August and is freely available on their website https://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/339/aug10_1/b3172.
Rachel, Manchester
Re "", I am the mother of a 7 year old boy with Aspergers living in Vancouver Canada. My son is highly intelligent but not a savant and hates maths! A documentary made here in Vancouver titled "The boy Inside" is probably the most important film made to date on living with Aspergers both from the child and their parents' perspectives. It features a boy called Adam who is just about to go to High School (Secondary). This film has been aired on national TV here and is also being shown in classrooms which include teenagers with Aspergers. Maybe the ±«Óãtv should air in the UK?
Maria Doyle, North Vancouver, Canada
Re the , surely it is a case of criminal damage rather than simply "antisocial behaviour"?
Tom, South Shields, UK
That, Lizzie, was half the joke. I know my Teletubbies and their associated controversies.. (letters, today)
Dodie James, London, UK
Re Lizzie/Monday letters: What about us still with black and white television?
tim mcmahon, pennar/wales
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