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Brief letters: Sniffer dogs | Students | Drone Awards 2020 | Obituaries | Jesus | |
Maybe it’s just me, but I would trust the noses of ET, Kossi, Miina and Valo (‘Close to 100% accuracy’: Helsinki airport uses sniffer dogs to detect Covid, 24 September) and of any other such dogs far more than I would the recently released NHS Covid-19 app.Phil CoughlinHoughton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear | Maybe it’s just me, but I would trust the noses of ET, Kossi, Miina and Valo (‘Close to 100% accuracy’: Helsinki airport uses sniffer dogs to detect Covid, 24 September) and of any other such dogs far more than I would the recently released NHS Covid-19 app.Phil CoughlinHoughton-le-Spring, Tyne and Wear |
• Maybe Boris Johnson will try to combat the criticism of the government’s Moonshot mass screening plan by volunteering his dog, Dilyn, to be trained to sniff out Covid-19. Perhaps Dilyn could then take up a sniffing post in parliament and check passing MPs? Sam WhiteLewes, East Sussex | |
• The culture secretary says it is important that students do not “give up a year of their life” by not going to university (Oliver Dowden defends university student lockdowns – video, 27 September). Since when was not going to university and doing something else instead seen as giving up?Stefan BadhamPortsmouth, Hampshire | |
• No photograph of Boris Johnson or Donald Trump in the Drone Awards 2020 (Eyewitness, 28 September)? Perhaps next year.Toby WoodPeterborough | |
• Obituaries: eventful lives well described. Then comes the surprise that the writer predeceased their subject. Ghost written (Juliette Gréco obituary, 24 September)?Val KirbyClynderwen, Pembrokeshire | • Obituaries: eventful lives well described. Then comes the surprise that the writer predeceased their subject. Ghost written (Juliette Gréco obituary, 24 September)?Val KirbyClynderwen, Pembrokeshire |
• Further to the Jesus correspondence (Letters, 27 September), seen on a wall in Cornwall: “Jesus Lives! However, he’s now working on a less ambitious project”.Lesley PoveySouthwick, Wiltshire | |
• This article was amended on 29 September 2020 to clarify that Lesley Povey was writing from Southwick in Wiltshire, not West Sussex. |
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