letters
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Letters: Guardian readers respond to the Conservative conference with a mixture of bemusement and scorn
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Letters: The Holocaust is as real a historical event as the second world war itself, and it is contemptible to imply that I have anything in common with people like David Irving, writes Ken Loach
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Letters: There is no chance of agreeing a new UK-EU relationship by the deadline, says Dick Taverne; the EU’s aim is Britain’s cancellation of article 50, says Rod Tipple
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Brief letters: 1890 massacre in South Dakota | Alcohol as a social drug | Lib Dem leafleting | A better Kipling quote for Boris Johnson | Tom Petty and the Traveling Wilburys | Bathwater for baby and everyone else
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Letters: Bruce Ross-Smith dislikes Jo Johnson’s comments on students making lifestyle choices. Ian Arnott says the government should be ashamed of the extortionate interest rates charged on student loans. Plus letters from Ray Hall, Ros Campbell, Michael Ayton and Michael Pyke
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Letters: Forget the gym, says Geoff Read – getting out and delivering leaflets for your local party has multiple health benefits