From Philippe Lamberts MEP. Sir, As one of the legislators involved in the issue, I feel compelled to react to your emotional editorial ‘Bonus cap is a bad omen for Britain’
From Mr Neil Chisman. Sir, There seems to be confusion about bankers’ bonuses, not least among European regulators (‘Britain outgunned on EU bank pay curbs’, February 18)
From Mr Thomas Niles. Sir, Tony Barber is right that Cyprus’s fiscal crisis provides an opportunity to resolve the problem that has divided the island since 1974
From Mr George Hatjoullis. Sir, Tony Barber suggests that the eurozone use the opportunity of the debt crisis to ‘encourage’ the Greek Cypriots to revisit and accept the Annan plan
From Lord Desai. Sir, Robert Skidelsky and Marcus Miller (‘Supply matters, Mr Osborne – but so does demand’, February 19) return to the issue of the appropriateness of the current fiscal stance
From Mr Fariborz S. Fatemi.Sir, In your editorial ‘Iran’s intransigence’ (February 15), you claimed rightly that the ‘message needs to be clear if Iran is to be encouraged to negotiate’
From Prof Ira Sohn. Sir, Inga Verbeeck claims her female clients ‘want a guy who is strong and ‘puts food on the table’. Not much has changed in the last 60 years on that front
From Mr Chas Roy-Chowdhury. Sir, George Osborne and his French and German counterparts’ initiative to move towards a reformed global corporate tax regime makes sense
From Mr Nick Hopkinson. Sir, Your timely poll on voting intentions in a possible UK referendum on EU membership shows half would vote to leave the EU and 33% would vote to stay in
From Mr Chris Cook. Sir, I have visited Iran several times in the last couple of years and have gained some insights into the view of Iranian decision makers