No criticism of Georgina Chapman (‘I was so humiliated and so broken’, 11 May), but of the Guardian. Again you show an unhealthy interest in fashonista celebrity and weight loss – “the British fashion designer describes how she lost 10lbs in five days”, with an accompanying “Photograph: Annie Liebovitz for Vogue”. British or American? I’m sure your readers are desperate to know; and will you do an article on trauma weight loss?
Tim Davies
Batheaston, Somerset
• Nicola Grove can rest assured that In the Night Garden is widely watched (Letters, 8 May). As a grandfather to three under-fours, it was already my regular viewing.
Don Chroston
Sunderland
• I suppose a Google programme could write a fletter (Letters, 11 May). However, Flett is a rare name in the UK (except in the Orkneys) so in my experience the computer would invariably have signed it Fleet, Flatt or Flott, which might rather give the game away.
Keith Flett
London
• Wouldn’t a Smart Compose letter to the Guardian nowadays be more likely signed off by a member of the House of Lords or someone on the Shropshire Union canal?
Ron Brewer
Old Buckenham, Norfolk
• With a sense of the ridiculous that the great man himself would have enjoyed, predictive text once completed Philip K Dick for me as Philip Kingdom Dickleburgh.
Paul Simpson
Southsea, Hampshire
• I would appreciate it if you could mark the suguru as easy, hard etc in the way you do the sudoku. I could then better plan my day.
Ruth Garrod
Twickenham, Middlesex
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