Many people owe much to the vision and prodigious industry of Robin Murray (Obituaries, 19 June). Unmentioned was his excellent contribution to the co-operative movement, especially his report for Co-ops UK, Co-operation in the Age of Google, and his superb contribution as a member of the Welsh government’s co-operative and mutuals commission.
David Smith
Secretary, Co-ops & Mutuals Wales
• In reviewing The Graduate (Film and Music, 23 June), a film about the relationship between an older woman and a 21-year-old man, Peter Bradshaw says “the element of predatory abuse is inescapable”. On the same page, Benjamin Lee, reviewing Souvenir, a film about a relationship between an older woman and a 21-year-old man, says “it is refreshing to see her (Isabelle Huppert) in a romance with a 21-year-old without anyone making a point of their age difference.” Well, that’s clear then.
John Richardson
Nottingham
• Katie Allen says the rise in global oil prices are leading to a rude awakening in inflation (Report, 22 June), but on the same page, David Blanchflower writes tumbling oil prices will lower inflation. Which is it? We need to know.
Kevin O’Neill
Woodbridge, Suffolk
• So Ed Miliband passed up a golden opportunity to play He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother (Some family history can only be heard in the dead silences, 24 June).
Harry Watson
Edinburgh
• Any chance of a Welsh language cryptic crossword (Letters, 24 June)?
John Duffy
Huddersfield
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