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  Trump, the EU and capitalist greed

  ‘Mike Pence appears to have carefully chosen his words of praise for Donald Trump … and even his boss wouldn’t quibble,’ notes Mike Pender. If, as Natalie Nougayrède says, John Bolton opposes “‘globalists’ who want to tie nation states into a web of international norms and agreements that restrict sovereignty”, what hypocrisy (Why Trump and his team want to wipe out the EU, Journal, 18 February).

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  A weakness for microwave jam

  Jam. Photograph: Brian Weed/Getty Images/Hemera

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  Let’s have three strikes at the dispatch box too

  Theresa May speaks during PMQs on 23 May 2018. Richard Madeley’s proposal might “stop Theresa May yelling ‘Wales’ whenever she is asked a question about the state of the NHS in England,” writes Mike Pender. Photograph: HO/AFP/Getty Images

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  A new take on doctor-patient confidentiality | Brief letters

  Then we could all contribute – through our taxes – to providing the funds to help girls get this most basic but important necessity (Letters, 22 March). • Rather than suggesting My Ding-A-Ling was not “the real Chuck Berry” (Letters, 23 March), Mike Pender should celebrate it for what it is – Berry’s only properly British hit song for a nation brought up on innuendo under centuries of government censorship. The lord chamberlain’s rule had ended four years earlier in 1968, but an oddly shaped v

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