John Crace asserts that Kemi Badenoch is “the worst leader of the Tory party in living memory” (Badenoch gives a borderline disgraceful performance at PMQs on Iran, 4 March). Really? Worse than Liz Truss?
Roshi Saul
Avening, Gloucestershire
• A warm welcome to “Britain’s newest affordable towns” (Revealed: the new affordable commuter hotspots in Great Britain, 7 March). Could this replace the Fantasy house hunt series, please?
John Pelling
Coddenham, Suffolk
• Perhaps it takes longer to learn dog owners’ names because they don’t so frequently have to be called to heel (Letters, 5 March). Maggie’s owner, whom I first met while dog walking on the sand dunes at least seven years ago, decided to introduce himself last week.
Valerie Pedlar
Southport, Merseyside
• Emma Brockes reports that the most shoplifted chocolate in London is Ferrero Rocher (Digested week, 27 February). Must be those light-fingered ambassadors.
Quentin Rubens
Twickenham, London
• I too had a Belling bed warmer when I was young (Letters, 3 March), which I swapped for a husband. I have him still, although after 50 years, the heat output may not be what once it was.
Margaret Ward
Carluke, South Lanarkshire
• Interesting though they are, the letters on how to fall asleep are of little use to me (Letters, 4 March). As a 95-year-old with a tendency to doze off, I would prefer some advice on how to stay awake, especially in front of the television.
Cyril Duff
London
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