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Last week brought us Obama’s historic visit to Hiroshima, news of London’s Tower for Toffs and a viral letter from a graduate who felt cheated by the government over high interest rates on his loan. But what would you like to read about this week? Last week brought us a live TV debate on the EU referendum featuring Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon, news that Hillary Clinton has most likely clinched the Democratic party nomination and comments from TV presenter Noel Edmonds on negative energy, which ludicrously seemed to suggest that cancer can be caused by a bad attitude. But what would you like to read about this week?
Tell us about the stories that have caught your eye recently – in the news or on more timeless topics. What would you like to read about the subject? Is there a voice you think is missing in the discussion?Tell us about the stories that have caught your eye recently – in the news or on more timeless topics. What would you like to read about the subject? Is there a voice you think is missing in the discussion?
Sending us an idea is simple – just contact us using the form below. We look forward to hearing from you, reading your proposals and commissioning some great Opinion pieces in response. If you’d prefer, you can always get in touch through @GuardianOpinion on Twitter or by sending us a message on Facebook.Sending us an idea is simple – just contact us using the form below. We look forward to hearing from you, reading your proposals and commissioning some great Opinion pieces in response. If you’d prefer, you can always get in touch through @GuardianOpinion on Twitter or by sending us a message on Facebook.