Prime Minister David Cameron has never been short of bare-faced cheek.
Wales is ready to fight the austerity imposed by Westminster
I always appreciate John Green's thought-provoking opinion pieces and his most recent article (M Star April 29) exposing the extent to which our democracy is a sham, is no exception. But I was surprised he made no mention of the EU.
What a thoroughly satisfactory front page the May 2 Morning Star was - "Rupert Murdoch Declared: Not Fit to Run a Company."
In these times of massive Con-Dem government attacks on the living standards of ordinary people, it is essential that the organised labour movement fights back effectively.
Labour's success in the council elections confirms that the majority of voters have had enough of job losses and cuts to public services. However, the low turnout indicates that many people have already given up voting in the belief that all politicians are the same.
The success of Ukip in some parts of the country - for instance they gained their first seat on my local council, north-east Lincolnshire - shows we must be careful to highlight what they stand for.
The success of Ukip in some parts of the country - for instance they gained their first seat on my local council, north-east Lincolnshire - shows we must be careful to highlight what they stand for.
A former editor of the News of The World once said: "That is what we do - we go out and destroy people's lives."
I do not agree with Keith Flett's analysis of Dominic Sandbrook's history of the '70s (M Star April 30)
I really agree with John Pateman's letter (M Star April 26) in reply to Tim Siret's (M Star April 24).

