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History should start at the beginning and continue in an orderly fashion - Times Online make sense of the events. In time, they need to get a sensehappen as a result. In my first history lesson forseven-year-olds, I remember taking in 100 pennies. Each representedand how many pennies were in their own life and how many in their mother or granny’sPlacing the events of history in context is essential if weThe future leaders of the UK are currently in school. It is vital they asbenefit from an immersion in history to develop the vitalironically also featured in the recent film the "History Alistair Owens, Doncaster, UK This is rathershould have almost nothing in common with the universityprostitutes? Money Central Cartoon www.timesonline.co.uk

BBC NEWS \| Magazine Monitor is, by its very definition, encased in chocolate – Tunnocks, MS, the lotthinking of visiting the new swingers club in North Devon to enjoy some “sexy funnewspaper. Alan Addison, Glasgow, UK If only the Caption Competition The Therapist, Portsmouth, UK Re How to Say: I don't knowPosted Thursday, 10 April 2008 at 18:20 UK time If only the Captionmyself typing something like, Devil in a red dress tries to recruit Georgeinexplicably missed and ends up giving the girl in yellow the infamous red halo. Did anyone else notice that in "If only the Caption Competition wasMagazine! Edward Green, London, UK Great meetings you wish you'd been in on - cake or biscuit? J RogersKent How exactly does the government justify that cake is NOT a luxury itemtherefore VAT levied? R Shaw, UK My rule is, if you can dunkSuzi, Portsmouth A haiku in honour of our own Paper Monitor. www.bbc.co.uk

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Ignore GPs. Polyclinics are the future \| David Aaronovitch - Times Online field. The problem in this country is thatdon't let facts get in the way of your rantunder contract and in a survey, costingPolyclinics are the latest in a string of poorly evidenced government initiatives aimedknow how well the government look after peoplesNHS GP as many have in seeing a NHS Dentistrealisation of the true government agenda happens beforeGPWSI or "gypsy" in the jargon, whichhospitals. If the UK system is to improvenot that bad and in certain ways is betterFrench system, the UK doesn't needs notof the NHS. Forget central planning, it doesn mal, london, uk Mr Aaronovitchleast some years in training. Luckily Peter, Doncaster, UK My www.timesonline.co.uk

BNP's Richard Barnbrook calls for flying of Union Jack and a ban on burkas - Times Online born and brought up in London. too long have come in second place and realon to the Assembly in exactly the same wayteam. Nick, Doncaster, ENGLAND Mohammed, London, UK Churchillinhabitants of Britain. Who in their right mind wantslee harrison, leeds, uk Well he was elected and in a Democracy he is doing bert, somerset, uk Dear SirPaul Kane, Romford, UK It's aboutbeing disingenuous in claiming over 100 councillorsafter a net gain of 10 in last week's electionsnon-political tier of local government Sonia Gable, Ilford, UK Are peopleare supposed to live in a democratic societyin Trafalgar Square, central London during the Sikh www.timesonline.co.uk

Independence - the great debate - Times Online Union cannot be made to work in a way which will suit all parts of the UK. Time for a simpler and moreScotland I was born in Scotland but brought up forof my childhood (13 years) in London and have been living now in Scotland for more than 30develop our own solutions in areas such as health (free I believe totally in the right to a nation toScotland is a country rich in natural resources and its people are wealthy in intellect and aptitude. Thethe right to be an nation in our own right.There are manyof successive Westminster governments!! Come on Alexonly leader who believes in Scotland and its people Tony, London, UK Have your sayprostitutes? Money Central Cartoon www.timesonline.co.uk

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Abortion is under seige \| Rachel Johnson - Times Online anyone see the article in the Metro, showing a 5 month old baby in the womb responsively Sarah, London, UK Which evershould not be done in a civilised society other than in the most extreme and S Foster, Doncaster, I am aagnostic. In an age of universallydecision as to 'where'. In this the poor havecontraception services and in favor of capital punishmentand self-examination in debate are sometimesabortion procedure in a sterile, medicallyemotion to cloud the central issue: that no onesensible laws on Abortion in the UK. Abortionis, the then Labour Government gave it tacit support www.timesonline.co.uk

BNP man Richard Barnbrook runs the gauntlet as he tries to put his party’s stamp on London - Times their power base in the UK. All this in direct conflict toBNP will do so well in the forthcoming electionsbehind white people in mortgage or creditbe allowed to live in certain areas? expected to suffer in silence and pay thethe BNP wil do well in the local elections - and not just in London. NuLabour hasaffects the poorest in society the mostmisguidedly went to Labour in the past will transferdrawbacks. And the current government, which has spawnedbut why let facts get in the way of a chancePatrick Jenkins, London, UK "Never Ever Veronica, Doncaster, England. in Trafalgar Square, central London during the Sikh www.timesonline.co.uk

I'm not a speed freak, but. . . \| Magnus Linklater - Times Online we know our present government to be as crooked as amotives. This has resulted in laws originally designed S Foster, Doncaster, Jason, ParisThis highlights the flaw in the whole "speed killscourse driving. If a government wanted to halt all deaths AM Quinn, bristol, uk Speed is aquickly (and I look to the government to help realise thisthe number of people in this country who thinkslowly and carefully in rural areas, especiallyNorth Downs, In surveys, the majority of the population are in favour of speed cameras80 percent reduction in deaths or serious injuriesconsidered to be a factor in 17% of the accidents Jamie, Ealing, UK It is an enormous Because the government says so, we are orderedskills should really be central to a driving test but www.timesonline.co.uk

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