I am wondering what kind of house hunter approaches an estate agent with the requirement that they need to live near a Michelin-starred eaterie (Fantasy house hunt, 17 September).
Steven Burkeman
York
• “Ever since the vaccines became widely available, people who menstruate have been sharing stories about weird changes to their cycle following their shots” (Who says it’s no big deal if the Covid vaccine temporarily disrupts menstrual cycles?, 18 September). So that would be women then.
Sarah Garside
Manchester
• The 1970s must have been the acme of scathing lecturer comments for aspiring teachers (Letters, 17 September). When training as an English teacher in 1976, as well as awarding me a low grade, my lecturer wrote: “This essay is like a holey jumper; it reveals more than it covers.”
Andrew Keeley
Retired English teacher, Warrington, Cheshire
• We are told that Tory MPs and cabinet ministers do not need to wear masks because they all know one another, so why is it that at the meeting of the new cabinet they each had a name plate in front of them (Report, 17 September)?
Michael Sweet
York
• Re the book Schrödinger’s Kittens being found in the “Pets” section (Letters, 19 September), in the 1940s Woolworths had the bicycle section loaded with potted cyclamen.
John Rae
St Albans, Hertfordshire
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