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A muddled approach to easing lockdown rules

Letters: Gail Mitchell grapples with the confusing new guidance, while Harvey Sanders is worried about Boris Johnson’s laissez-faire attitude. Plus letters from Philippa Edmunds, Colin Rogers, Paul Garrod and Penny Aldred
Tackling the lack of compensation for Windrush victims

Letters: Rob Behrens, the parliamentary and health service ombudsman, is concerned about the lack of complaints he has received, while Paul Hobbs wishes that politicians had a better grasp of current affairs

Jury trials are crucial to our justice system

Letter: Barrister Andrew Vout argues that the backlog of court cases due to the Covid-19 crisis must not be used as an excuse to restrict trial by jury
Lost and found in French translation

Brief letters: Compound issue | Quantum states | Brasserie | Latin etymology | Fascinating puzzle
Britain’s role in keeping the slave trade alive

Letters: Simon Kennedy, Paul Roper and Mona Williams respond to an article by Michael Taylor. Plus Gillian Corcoran on the slavery links of National Trust properties
Time to move conservation up the agenda

Letters: Readers respond to the call from a coalition of green groups for a national nature service to restore wildlife and habitats in England

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