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Vital questions Grenfell inquiry must not duck

Letters: As the anniversary of the Grenfell fire approaches, readers respond to the ongoing inquiry into the disaster that claimed so many lives
As the son of an undercover cop, I support what Lush did

Letters: To what extent did senior officers condone or direct me being fathered or fatherless, wonders a core participant in the undercover policing public inquiry

Let Oxford stump up the cash for better adult education

Letters: Nigel Todd says the centenary of an epic report on adult education provides a good opportunity, while Jol Miskin says Oxford University should campaign for adult education for all
Suffragettes did commit terrorist acts

Letters: Suffragette Mary Leigh poured petrol over the carpets of a crowded theatre, set fire to it and then detonated a bomb. If that’s not terrorism, what is, asks Simon Webb
The Swansea Bay tidal power lagoon would bring many benefits

Letters: Countries around the world are closely following the UK’s decision on tidal power, writes Nicholas Stern
Harold’s love-all tie with Mary on the tennis court

Brief letters: Blair on the buses | Mary and Harold Wilson | Morris Minor designer | Salad cream | Guardian front pages | No longer a Feast for the eyes

Vital questions Grenfell inquiry must not duck