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<div class="body"><p>That is the magnitude of the problem facing George Osborne. I don&rsquo,louboutin shoes;t envy him. </p><p><strong>C J Booth</strong><br>Brynford, Flintshire </p><p>SIR – If David Cameron and Nick Clegg were running a company instead of a country, they would almost certainly be guilty of “wrongful trading” – trading while insolvent or beyond the point of possible recovery. Upon conviction they would be personally liable for the debts incurred. </p><p><strong>Robert Durward </strong><br>Biggar, Lanarkshire </p><p>SIR – The Government should spend a lot less. It really is as simple as that. </p><p><strong>David Brearley</strong><br>Rawdon, West Yorkshire </p><p>SIR – Anyone who has been an account holder with the largest mutual building society in Britain for more than 15 years can receive a “special loyalty interest rate” of only 2.3 per cent even if the amount invested is more than £100,000,karen millen outlet. </p><p>A standard-rate taxpayer will have 20 per cent of this deducted as tax, leaving a net rate of 1.84 per cent. With inflation at 3.5 per cent, he will suffer a 1.66 per cent annual loss on the sum invested. How can it be right that tax is paid on a loss? </p><p>Should not the Chancellor have addressed this in the Budget, especially as the Bank of England contrived low interest rates by means of quantitative easing? </p><p><strong>Peter J Harris</strong><br>Bromham, Wiltshire </p><p>SIR – As a brewer I welcome the Budget reduction of 1p in beer duty and the scrapping of the beer duty escalator,christian louboutin uk. </p><p>By coincidence, as I learnt of this change, I received the new prices from my maltster effective from April 1: a 20 per cent increase. With some hop varieties doubling in price over the past six months, beer drinkers are unlikely to see a reduction in the price of a pint in the pub. </p><p><strong>Julian Hales</strong></p><p>Saffron Walden, Essex </p><p></p><p><strong>Full-time mothers </strong></p><p>SIR – Has David Cameron grown so out of touch that he is preparing to give tax breaks to parents who earn up to £150,000 to assist with expensive child care, and nothing to mothers who don’t work as they wish to bring up their small children in a loving home? </p><p>Does he not realise that part of the cause of anti-social behaviour is the neglect of children in their earliest, formative years? </p><p><strong>Valerie Thompson </strong><br>West Horsley, Surrey </p><p>SIR – When Mr Cameron came into office, he told us one of his priorities was preserving “family life”. His new proposals are to encourage women to go out to work instead of being full-time mothers. </p><p>How is this improving family life? Why not pay mothers to stay at home, thus freeing up jobs for the young unemployed? </p><p><strong>Terence Fones</strong><br>Prestbury, Cheshire </p><p>SIR – Bringing your children up with the “Daddy-works-Mummy-stays-home” package is not a good way to educate them as functioning members of a society in which men and women have equal chances to achieve. </p><p>The truth is, women have always worked and managed child care. Stay-at-home mums are a historical anomaly specific to the middle classes over the past couple of centuries, which society can no longer afford. And why should it? </p><p><strong>Dr Emma Gee</strong><br>Blebo Craigs, Fife </p><p>SIR – Have I got this right? My taxes are going to pay for mothers to go back to work (and pay taxes) so they can pay other women (who will pay taxes) to look after their young children. Meanwhile, women with no children are unable to find work, and receive unemployment benefits. </p><p><strong>Alan Hughes </strong><br>Minster, Kent </p><p>SIR – Stand by for child nursery fees to soar,christian louboutin shoes, the more so from 2015,Chafee releases report on benefits fraud, waste. </p><p><strong>Colin Laverick </strong><br>London WC2 </p><p></p><p><strong>Gift horse</strong></p><p>SIR – Amid the revelations of adulterated meat products, what is happening to the tons of food withdrawn from sale? Many people are unconcerned if their lasagne contains a minimal trace of horse or other meat,karen millen outlet. These items should be put on sale at reduced prices with a large sticker revealing other possible ingredients. </p><p>If animals have been killed to provide food which is then destroyed, it is an act of indefensible immorality. </p><p><strong>John Newman</strong><br>Pattishall, Northamptonshire </p><p></p><p><strong>Right rites for Richard</strong></p><p>SIR – Dr John Ashdown-Hill argues that Richard III was a very religious man and should, therefore, be given a Roman Catholic funeral (report, March 18). </p><p>I’m told that people are now searching for Alfred the Great’s bones. He was also a very religious man, but he died long before the Great Schism. If found, should he be given an Orthodox funeral at one of the many Greek and Russian Churches to be found in England, perhaps using some pre-Sarum rite? I don’t think so,karen millen dresses. </p><p><strong>David Wormell</strong><br>Welton le Wold,karen millen outlet, Lincolnshire </p><p>SIR &ndash,christian louboutin shoes; The cost of admission to York Minster is £9. There is no compulsory charge for visiting Leicester Cathedral, although donations are welcome. So as a resting-place for Richard III, I prefer the latter. </p><p><strong>Marcus Coulam </strong><br>Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire </p><p></p><p><strong>Learning by rote </strong></p><p>SIR – I would like to offer a contrary view to the academics who criticised Michael Gove’s National Curriculum proposals (Letters, March 20). </p><p>In my own field of mathematics teaching, I have been observing for nearly a quarter of a century how children learn maths,Cash or card Soon well be paying by handshake - T. </p><p>If the creative methods which dominate current educational orthodoxy are so effective, why do British state schools produce so many innumerate young people? </p><p>Education should be challenging, stimulating and creative. However, it is also true that becoming good at maths (as in any discipline) requires much learning of facts, and implementing repetitive rules. </p><p>I suspect the academics who seek to demonise Mr Gove are motivated more by political ideology than the needs of Britain’s children in the 21st century. </p><p><strong>Philip A White</strong><br>Hinckley, Leicestershire </p><p>SIR – Learning poetry by rote at five years old develops the brain at an age when it will absorb knowledge like a sponge. </p><p>Learning times-tables in the classroom can be fun and also benefits brain development. It arms the child with a lifetime facility sadly lacking in many of today’s young adults. </p><p>People who loathe mathematics don’t know their tables, but children who do are far more likely to have confidence in the subject and so do well. </p><p><strong>Charles Mutty</strong><br>Poringland, Norfolk </p><p>SIR – Nowadays, hardly anyone hears or reads poetry. Why do we inflict it on our children? </p><p><strong>C C M Parish</strong><br>Eye, Suffolk </p><p></p><p><strong>Wartime grammar</strong></p><p>SIR – Your correspondents who lament the loss of apostrophes and hyphens (Letters, March 19) can wallow in grammatical nostalgia by reading your continuing daily series of reprinted wartime articles on the Court & Social page. These regularly contain words such as “to-day&rdquo,3 percent in after-h,christian louboutin shoes;, “week-end” and “south-east”. </p><p><strong>William T Nuttall </strong><br>Rossendale, Lancashire </p><p>SIR – Let us not forget the poor, humble comma. On Tuesday morning, on Radio 4,karen millen dresses, I heard the newsreader inform the nation: “Cannabis growers say the police make bad neighbours.”</p><p><strong>Bill Thompson</strong><br>East Marton, North Yorkshire </p><p></p><p><strong>First preserve your hare: the future of a species </strong></p><p>SIR – Among our most beautiful larger mammals, hares (Letters, March 19) were better protected when they were killed for food rather than for fun. </p><p>The Hares Preservation Act, 1892 says: “It shall not be lawful during the months of March, April, May, June, or July to sell or expose for sale in any part of Great Britain any hare or leveret.” In Scotland the Act was updated in 2011 and a close season introduced so that hares are properly protected. </p><p><strong>Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer</strong><br> London SW1 </p><p>SIR – Evidence suggests that a further close season would not bring any significant benefits for hares and is likely to provoke a pre-emptive culling by farmers fearing losses from hares. This might be more damaging for the population than the present arrangement. </p><p>Our own research suggests that critical issues for a healthy population of hares are good habitat and effective predator control. On our research farm in Leicestershire we saw a 10-fold increase in brown hares when this management was employed. </p><p><strong>Tom Oliver</strong><br> Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust<br> Fordingbridge, Hampshire </p><p>SIR – Many farmers I speak to report that buzzards follow their tractors and swoop on any leverets disturbed by the machinery. More hares around here seem to choose to live in woodland and other cover than previously, when buzzards were a rarity in this part of Britain. </p><p>Those seeking to benefit what is still a common animal in the countryside would do well to promote the adoption of grass margins round arable fields and mixed cropping. Hunting and shooting interests have well demonstrated in the recent past that such measures can, together with robust predator control, dramatically increase the hare population. </p><p><strong>Matthew Higgs</strong><br> Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire </p></div> | <div class="body"><p>That is the magnitude of the problem facing George Osborne. I don&rsquo,louboutin shoes;t envy him. </p><p><strong>C J Booth</strong><br>Brynford, Flintshire </p><p>SIR – If David Cameron and Nick Clegg were running a company instead of a country, they would almost certainly be guilty of “wrongful trading” – trading while insolvent or beyond the point of possible recovery. Upon conviction they would be personally liable for the debts incurred. </p><p><strong>Robert Durward </strong><br>Biggar, Lanarkshire </p><p>SIR – The Government should spend a lot less. It really is as simple as that. </p><p><strong>David Brearley</strong><br>Rawdon, West Yorkshire </p><p>SIR – Anyone who has been an account holder with the largest mutual building society in Britain for more than 15 years can receive a “special loyalty interest rate” of only 2.3 per cent even if the amount invested is more than £100,000,karen millen outlet. </p><p>A standard-rate taxpayer will have 20 per cent of this deducted as tax, leaving a net rate of 1.84 per cent. With inflation at 3.5 per cent, he will suffer a 1.66 per cent annual loss on the sum invested. How can it be right that tax is paid on a loss? </p><p>Should not the Chancellor have addressed this in the Budget, especially as the Bank of England contrived low interest rates by means of quantitative easing? </p><p><strong>Peter J Harris</strong><br>Bromham, Wiltshire </p><p>SIR – As a brewer I welcome the Budget reduction of 1p in beer duty and the scrapping of the beer duty escalator,christian louboutin uk. </p><p>By coincidence, as I learnt of this change, I received the new prices from my maltster effective from April 1: a 20 per cent increase. With some hop varieties doubling in price over the past six months, beer drinkers are unlikely to see a reduction in the price of a pint in the pub. </p><p><strong>Julian Hales</strong></p><p>Saffron Walden, Essex </p><p></p><p><strong>Full-time mothers </strong></p><p>SIR – Has David Cameron grown so out of touch that he is preparing to give tax breaks to parents who earn up to £150,000 to assist with expensive child care, and nothing to mothers who don’t work as they wish to bring up their small children in a loving home? </p><p>Does he not realise that part of the cause of anti-social behaviour is the neglect of children in their earliest, formative years? </p><p><strong>Valerie Thompson </strong><br>West Horsley, Surrey </p><p>SIR – When Mr Cameron came into office, he told us one of his priorities was preserving “family life”. His new proposals are to encourage women to go out to work instead of being full-time mothers. </p><p>How is this improving family life? Why not pay mothers to stay at home, thus freeing up jobs for the young unemployed? </p><p><strong>Terence Fones</strong><br>Prestbury, Cheshire </p><p>SIR – Bringing your children up with the “Daddy-works-Mummy-stays-home” package is not a good way to educate them as functioning members of a society in which men and women have equal chances to achieve. </p><p>The truth is, women have always worked and managed child care. Stay-at-home mums are a historical anomaly specific to the middle classes over the past couple of centuries, which society can no longer afford. And why should it? </p><p><strong>Dr Emma Gee</strong><br>Blebo Craigs, Fife </p><p>SIR – Have I got this right? My taxes are going to pay for mothers to go back to work (and pay taxes) so they can pay other women (who will pay taxes) to look after their young children. Meanwhile, women with no children are unable to find work, and receive unemployment benefits. </p><p><strong>Alan Hughes </strong><br>Minster, Kent </p><p>SIR – Stand by for child nursery fees to soar,christian louboutin shoes, the more so from 2015,Chafee releases report on benefits fraud, waste. </p><p><strong>Colin Laverick </strong><br>London WC2 </p><p></p><p><strong>Gift horse</strong></p><p>SIR – Amid the revelations of adulterated meat products, what is happening to the tons of food withdrawn from sale? Many people are unconcerned if their lasagne contains a minimal trace of horse or other meat,karen millen outlet. These items should be put on sale at reduced prices with a large sticker revealing other possible ingredients. </p><p>If animals have been killed to provide food which is then destroyed, it is an act of indefensible immorality. </p><p><strong>John Newman</strong><br>Pattishall, Northamptonshire </p><p></p><p><strong>Right rites for Richard</strong></p><p>SIR – Dr John Ashdown-Hill argues that Richard III was a very religious man and should, therefore, be given a Roman Catholic funeral (report, March 18). </p><p>I’m told that people are now searching for Alfred the Great’s bones. He was also a very religious man, but he died long before the Great Schism. If found, should he be given an Orthodox funeral at one of the many Greek and Russian Churches to be found in England, perhaps using some pre-Sarum rite? I don’t think so,karen millen dresses. </p><p><strong>David Wormell</strong><br>Welton le Wold,karen millen outlet, Lincolnshire </p><p>SIR &ndash,christian louboutin shoes; The cost of admission to York Minster is £9. There is no compulsory charge for visiting Leicester Cathedral, although donations are welcome. So as a resting-place for Richard III, I prefer the latter. </p><p><strong>Marcus Coulam </strong><br>Farnsfield, Nottinghamshire </p><p></p><p><strong>Learning by rote </strong></p><p>SIR – I would like to offer a contrary view to the academics who criticised Michael Gove’s National Curriculum proposals (Letters, March 20). </p><p>In my own field of mathematics teaching, I have been observing for nearly a quarter of a century how children learn maths,Cash or card Soon well be paying by handshake - T. </p><p>If the creative methods which dominate current educational orthodoxy are so effective, why do British state schools produce so many innumerate young people? </p><p>Education should be challenging, stimulating and creative. However, it is also true that becoming good at maths (as in any discipline) requires much learning of facts, and implementing repetitive rules. </p><p>I suspect the academics who seek to demonise Mr Gove are motivated more by political ideology than the needs of Britain’s children in the 21st century. </p><p><strong>Philip A White</strong><br>Hinckley, Leicestershire </p><p>SIR – Learning poetry by rote at five years old develops the brain at an age when it will absorb knowledge like a sponge. </p><p>Learning times-tables in the classroom can be fun and also benefits brain development. It arms the child with a lifetime facility sadly lacking in many of today’s young adults. </p><p>People who loathe mathematics don’t know their tables, but children who do are far more likely to have confidence in the subject and so do well. </p><p><strong>Charles Mutty</strong><br>Poringland, Norfolk </p><p>SIR – Nowadays, hardly anyone hears or reads poetry. Why do we inflict it on our children? </p><p><strong>C C M Parish</strong><br>Eye, Suffolk </p><p></p><p><strong>Wartime grammar</strong></p><p>SIR – Your correspondents who lament the loss of apostrophes and hyphens (Letters, March 19) can wallow in grammatical nostalgia by reading your continuing daily series of reprinted wartime articles on the Court & Social page. These regularly contain words such as “to-day&rdquo,3 percent in after-h,christian louboutin shoes;, “week-end” and “south-east”. </p><p><strong>William T Nuttall </strong><br>Rossendale, Lancashire </p><p>SIR – Let us not forget the poor, humble comma. On Tuesday morning, on Radio 4,karen millen dresses, I heard the newsreader inform the nation: “Cannabis growers say the police make bad neighbours.”</p><p><strong>Bill Thompson</strong><br>East Marton, North Yorkshire </p><p></p><p><strong>First preserve your hare: the future of a species </strong></p><p>SIR – Among our most beautiful larger mammals, hares (Letters, March 19) were better protected when they were killed for food rather than for fun. </p><p>The Hares Preservation Act, 1892 says: “It shall not be lawful during the months of March, April, May, June, or July to sell or expose for sale in any part of Great Britain any hare or leveret.” In Scotland the Act was updated in 2011 and a close season introduced so that hares are properly protected. </p><p><strong>Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer</strong><br> London SW1 </p><p>SIR – Evidence suggests that a further close season would not bring any significant benefits for hares and is likely to provoke a pre-emptive culling by farmers fearing losses from hares. This might be more damaging for the population than the present arrangement. </p><p>Our own research suggests that critical issues for a healthy population of hares are good habitat and effective predator control. On our research farm in Leicestershire we saw a 10-fold increase in brown hares when this management was employed. </p><p><strong>Tom Oliver</strong><br> Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust<br> Fordingbridge, Hampshire </p><p>SIR – Many farmers I speak to report that buzzards follow their tractors and swoop on any leverets disturbed by the machinery. More hares around here seem to choose to live in woodland and other cover than previously, when buzzards were a rarity in this part of Britain. </p><p>Those seeking to benefit what is still a common animal in the countryside would do well to promote the adoption of grass margins round arable fields and mixed cropping. Hunting and shooting interests have well demonstrated in the recent past that such measures can, together with robust predator control, dramatically increase the hare population. </p><p><strong>Matthew Higgs</strong><br> Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire </p></div> | ||
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