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Opinion: From Our Readers - Met Police chief defends actions

Both Malcolm Nash (Letters, 24 April) and Paul Simon (Letters, 1 May) have raised questions regarding the Met's media handling of the G20 demonstrations and the tragic death of Ian Tomlinson. I have offered to meet them both to explain the Met's actions and discuss their concerns.

Opinion: From Our Readers - Time for industry to act on ethnic diversity

The Equality Bill, if passed, will be the wake-up call the PR industry needs to address its lack of ethnic diversity (News, 1 May).

Opinion: From Our Readers - PR agencies must learn from ad shops

I was disappointed to hear Sir Martin Sorrell bemoaning the project nature of PR, but not surprised (News, 1 May).

Opinion: From our Readers - What do CSR reports actually achieve?

I'm torn after reading that Vodafone scooped the top CSR reporting award again this year (News, 10 April).

Opinion: From our Readers - Communicators' role in the post-G20 world

It is clear the new global settlement that has emerged from the G20 summit impacts all of us in communications.

Opinion: From our Readers - Calorie labels on fast food a step forward

Will last week's government announcement that fast-food and cafe chains are to start displaying calorie counts on menus make any difference to growing levels of obesity?

Opinion: From our Readers ... as they provide different services

I would echo the views in the article, 'Council publications fight back' (News, 3 April).

Opinion: From our Readers - Demise of local press is not councils' fault ..

To lay the blame for the demise of local journalism solely on council publications is unbelievable (News, 3 April). I am amazed the Newspaper Society as a proponent of this argument could begin to think it has credibility.

Opinion: From our Readers - Banking sector has a very long way to go

With respect to Broadgate's Mark Knight (News, 3 April), the banking sector is going to have to change its behaviour well beyond 'clearing cheques in real time and halting bank charges for going 50 pence overdrawn'.

Opinion: From our Readers - Earth Hour 'hit' goes down well with WWF

I am delighted to see our initiative voted a 'hit' (Media, 3 April), if on rather different credentials to those we applied ourselves.

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