Letters Follow

From this week, betting shop customers will no longer be able to stake as much as £100 on a single spin of the roulette wheel on a Fixed Odds Betting Terminal (FOBT).

A small Brexit march, organised by the Leave Means Leave pressure group, and temporarily led by Nigel Farage, set off from Sunderland last week. It’s on a 270 mile march to London.

As an octogenarian, my views on antisemitism were shaped by growing up before and after the Second World War.

How should we approach Birmingham school protest?

The treatment of Boysie Folkes shows that the whole system of charging migrants for healthcare and checking people’s immigration status is wrong.

The inspiring student climate strikes recently should be an example to all of us (Socialist Worker, 20 February).

Sheffield council has recently declared a climate emergency.

NEU union members voted overwhelmingly to support strikes over pay and school funding.

We have been foster carers for a young refugee, Hossein Ahmadi, who arrived in Britain on the back of a freezer truck in the summer of 2016. He had spent ten months in the misery of the Dunkirk camp.

In the wake of the Windrush scandal the Home Office continue to threaten Commonwealth citizens with deportation.

The only surprise about the news that three universities are on the verge of bankruptcy is that it has taken so long.

The threat of a large anti-fascist demonstration forced Warwick University to postpone a talk by Islamophobe Anne Marie Waters last Tuesday.