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Is Jeremy Corbyn to blame for Labour’s defeat?

Letters: Readers respond to the Conservative landslide in general election 2019
Rekindle kindness and empathy between remainers and leavers

Letters: James Pitt says we need to meet and understand those with whom we disagree, Derek Matthews considers the treatment of Brexit voters, while Helen McCarthy wishes we had a society that could care for everyone

Don’t attribute this historic loss to Brexit

Letters: Former MP David Winnick says the problems lay in Labour’s radical promises rather than its Brexit policy, while Peter Hulme points out a majority of voters rejected pro-Brexit parties. However, Peter McKenna feels Labour alienated the working-class
Andy Burnham should take the lead

Letters: Readers on why the mayor of Greater Manchester is the ideal person to succeed Jeremy Corbyn
A citizens’ assembly for the Labour party and the public

Letter: An Irish-style assembly might allow the public to feel more directly engaged in the political process and provide Labour with winning policies, says Bernard Besserglik
All lies to the right, and noes to the left

Brief letters: Food banks | Feast of Saint Lucy | Dick Tuck | Labour manifesto | Momentum | Lies | David Cameron