And he read your briefing materials.
SIR —I must say you were quite off in your briefing about Zimbabwe.
If this seems politically improbable it's possibly no more so than some of the adaptive measures your briefing proposed.
But also, having read your briefing materials, he would have gone out and found other materials somehow.
In your briefing notes, you'll have seen that the stone age was put on the curriculum by your predecessor.
Now, in your briefing on the recent protests, you have switched to the possibly more evocative "moderately Islamist" ("The new young Turks", June 8th).
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] reasoningSIR – We read your briefing on the state of economics ("The other-worldly philosophers", July 18th).
SIR - Your briefing on Turkey's future states that the AKP party and its leader do not deserve to be banned from politics ("Flags, veils and sharia", July 19th).
SIR - Your briefing on the Russian-Georgian conflict is the most thorough and balanced I have encountered in the non-specialist media.
So what do the Government's own scientists say about that (because surely if you're a government minister, that's where you would get your briefing material from)?
Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] matter of degreesSIR – Your briefing on online education focused on massive open online courses (MOOCs) ("The digital degree", June 28th).
