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Getting to grips with learning inside and out

Letters: Michael Bassey calls for a national education council, Tom Wylie says educational youth work needs reviving, Chris Johnson says outdoor provision for young people of school age is less rosy, and Geoff Marshall says the best teaching is learning from children

Getting to grips with learning inside and out
Why are unions so keen on nuclear jobs?

Letter: Andy Stirling and Phil Johnstone reply to criticism of their analysis of the government’s infatuation with nuclear power

Why are unions so keen on nuclear jobs?

Unimpressed by the sorry state of the UK’s border arrangements

Letters: Retired border control officer Chris Hobbs warns that post-Brexit chaos looms large. And TA Brady says the Home Office fails to keep track of which foreign visitors have left the country and adopts an unnecessarily threatening tone towards those here lawfully

Unimpressed by the sorry state of the UK’s border arrangements
Mackintosh’s escape to floral Walberswick

Brief letters: Charles Rennie Mackintosh’s watercolours | ‘Vegan’ mezcal | Ancient fridges | Pieceword | Gender pay gap

Mackintosh’s escape to floral Walberswick
Winnie Mandela still divides opinion

Letters: Will her life of anti-establishment activism come to be as misrepresented as Martin Luther King’s has been?

Winnie Mandela still divides opinion
Solidarity between photographic friends

Letters: Romano Cagnoni had some ingenious ways of smuggling cameras, writes Noel Chanan, whose wife, picture editor June Stanier, worked with the photojournalist

Solidarity between photographic friends

Getting to grips with learning inside and out