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[...]I don't actually want to know that as it is really not interesting. [...]I was not scared at all. An ancient king of England sought to command the waves to go back. There was nobody to sing to except the seabirds and whatever invisible angels were floating by.

Geoffrey Heptonstall writes: Although television was the most obvious side of Robert Robinson (obituary, 15 August), perhaps it was not the most important. He wrote very capable fiction (he was a master of pastiche) and journalism of a kind that leaves an indelible imprint.

Jeanette Winterson thinks Shelagh Delaney was more or less forgotten after A Taste of Honey (My hero, 18 September). Actually, her second play, The Lion in Love, beat Pinter, Wesker et al to gain the triennial Britannica award.

Caution is the watchword. Because to be in the Establishment you must adhere to the rules, unwritten and unacknowledged as they are. The house of the doctor or schoolmaster in a mining village would be anonymous in Godalming. Because the circumstance determines the subjective nature of privilege a change of circumstance may change the sense of privilege. [...]no, it was a challenge by a media organization not to just one government but to the whole system of governance. The 1945 election, the postwar consensus, the social contract were all progressive (in both senses) stages towards a reconstruction that would erode and dismember the privilege of wealth and status, inherited or acquired.