We’re saddened to hear of the death of our cousin Max Mosley (Obituary, 24 May). Although we are from different branches of the infamous Mitford sisters, we have admired Max for his fight against invasion of privacy. Our mother, Jessica Mitford, would have cheered him on for his victorious trouncing of the avaricious and conscienceless Rupert Murdoch.
Constancia Romilly
Cold Spring, New York, USA
Benjamin Treuhaft
Coventry
• The Albion in Chester was not just “family-unfriendly” (Letters, 24 May); the publican occasionally took umbrage from complaining customers. One complaint, in a pub known for the quality of its beer, led to a prominent bar sign: “Of course it tastes like piss. It’s lager.”
David Fletcher
Buckley, Flintshire
• Since the demise of the If … strip on the back page of G2, all that white space has looked somewhat bleak. Could you perhaps treat it like the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square and (if you find any money down the back of the sofa) occasionally give the space to up-and-coming cartoonists?
Maggie Johnston
St Albans, Hertfordshire
• Isn’t the headline on your article eight words too long (Dominic Cummings, tosser of pretend hand grenades: you’re no war hero, 25 May)?
Alan Pearson
Durham
• Perhaps the government should consider using lastminute.gov for their Covid announcements (Ministers back down over limiting travel to English Covid hotspots, 25 May).
Mike Williams
Swindon, Wiltshire
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