Letters Nuclear Canards
Sir: My nuclear industry colleagues and I, of varying political persuasions, read Andrew Kenny's article (Nuclear power? Yes, please', 11 February) with great enjoyment. Anyone......
Book Check
Sir: Your correspondent who fears that a `Philistine' Lloyds Bank is about to evict the proprietor of the widely acclaimed Hall's Antiquarian Bookshop in Tunbridge Wells......
Sir: Auberon Waugh Doubts Whether Sal- Man Rushdie, Who Has
insulted the British people and police, deserves their protec- 'I may not be able to sell your book, but I may be able to get you on a list of signatures on a letter to the......
Decent David
Sir: Ludovic Kennedy (Diary, 11 Febru- ary) recalls chairing hustings meetings with the two Davids. I did the same — more than Ludo did, if the truth be told, and in two general......
Unsocial Democrat
Sir: Mr Paddy Ashdown says that electoral pacts between political parties are un- democratic. How does he reconcile that view with his advocacy of proportional representation,......
Surviving The Ayatollah
Sir: Grateful though I am to Mr Auberon Waugh for his kind remarks about me, I must correct one of the opinions he attri- butes to me (Another Voice, 25 February), if only to......
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