Letters
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Letters: Guardian readers respond to John Harris’s article on Brexit boredom and Jonathan Freedland’s on the ‘looming iceberg’, and speculate as to where the country might be sailing next
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Letters: The pattern is clinically well known and exemplifies one response to attachment insecurity seen first when children are younger than two, writes Dr John Richer. Plus Mary Montaut on the cult of Nigel Farage -
Letters: Martin Steer JP and Christine Walters respond to Rory Stewart’s suggestion that jail terms of less than six months could be scrapped -
Letters: Schools are in urgent need of greater understanding and alternative strategies, writes Dr Simon Gibbs. Funding is a factor, says Paul Moran -
Letter: The decline in primary school arts education is a ripple effect of Michael Gove’s policies, writes Christopher Gordon, former chief executive of English Regional Arts Boards
Guardian Weekly Letters, 18 January 2019