<ul><li>Two dismissive articles on With Love, Meghan in Wednesday’s paper (Marina Hyde’s opinion column and Chitra Ramaswamy’s one-star review, with an accompanying “Five key takeways” piece by Jess Cartner-Morley), plus another by Stuart Heritage online, is excessive, lavish.</li><li>The question no one dares ask: what if Britain has to defend itself from the US?</li><li>Jude McGowan got me thinking (Letters, 26 February) about the chances of me finding another quiet, kind, Guardian-reading, vegetarian, non-smoking, Labour-voting, book-reading, Chelsea-supporting, Bruce Springsteen-loving redhead.</li><li>I call the US president Trompé – which, in French, means deceived; mistaken; deluded; tricked.</li></ul>

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