Sir: I Bet Most Of Your Growing Band Of Readers
welcomed with relief Lord Char- teris's indiscretions last week: 'The Queen Mother is aware that . . . the Prince and Princess of Wales are going to divorce. She is quite......
Sir: 'not Everyone In The Country Knows What The Guardian
is' (Letters, 31 Decem- ber). Quite so. But everyone at the BBC knows what the Guardian is, because that's where their jobs are advertised. If BBC jobs were sometimes advertised......
Sorry State Of A Fez
Sir: Mr Paul Johnson is mistaken in his belief that the Times 'turned down' the story of Mr Jonathan Aitken having his bill at l'Hotel Ritz paid, at least in part, by a Saudi......
Sir: I Have Met The Duchess Of York Only Once,
and found her sweet and kind and not at all 'vulgar'. I do not think that Lord Charteris was betrayed by your reporter, and I agree with her that he is 'quite wily'. One of the......
Sir: I Suppose That There Could Be A Newspa- Per
proprietor from whom Paul Johnson takes a shilling who actually lives in Britain, but I doubt it. To think that the Murdoch, Black or Rothermere press 'normally' con- vene the......
Another Horse-whipping
Sir: Alan Clark's review of Ginny Dougary's book The Executive Tart, in your issue of 24 September, has recently been shown to me. Last June — I believe with some justification......
Letters Read It Here First
Sir: I do really rather hate the press, except for The Spectator. I read of Noreen Taylor's article on Lord Charteris in the Times before I received my copy of your publica-......
Previous page
