Letters cover sea bass names, NHS funding, globe destruction, photo bans and wedding brooms
Readers wrote to the newspaper on October 19 and 22 regarding fish names, healthcare funding, a damaged globe, photography restrictions, and a long-lasting wedding gift.
Fish names and fishing advice
Andrew J Dolson from Richmond, Virginia, noted that the fish is properly called the European seabass in English. He stated that sea bass is also acceptable while the US commonly references it as branzino. The writer expressed a preference for the French name loup de mer which translates to wolf of the sea.
Healthcare funding and public opinion
Pete Lavender from Woodthorpe, Nottinghamshire argued that most people want an NHS free at the point of need. He added that very few individuals actually want to pay for this system. This view appeared in a letter published on October 20.
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