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Letter: Diana Devlin and the art of biography

Ann Vinden writes: Diana Devlin was a perceptive and generous critic of biographies written by others
The IHRA antisemitism definition is a useful guide, not a legal tool

Letters: Dave Rich of the Community Security Trust, Danny Stone of the Antisemitism Policy Trust, and Jennifer Hornsby respond to an article by David Feldman saying that the IHRA definition should not be imposed on universities

Covid vaccine presents its own challenges

Letters: The government must be able to communicate the benefits of the Covid-19 vaccine, writes Prof Martyn Pickersgill, while Paul Burke says this is no time for self-congratulation. Plus letters from Sheila Draper and Ron Brewer
Wildflower meadows and the right to roam

Letters: Chris Osman and Dr Linda Murgatroyd welcome the news that wildflowers will line England’s new roads but questions whether we should be building new roads at all. Plus Julian Batsleer on the right to roam
A day out can end in Booze and Bedlam

Brief letters: Talking about grief | Topshop | Love Bites | Funny placenames | Substantial meals
Letter: John Weeks obituary

Weeks brought to world attention the importance for economies of the informal sector

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