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Letters: This latest aid to Gaza will only scratch the surface

WHEN I saw your photo of the aid shipment to Gaza, I didn’t know whether to laugh or cry (“Aid ship sails from Cyprus to Gaza as thousands face starvation”, March 13). Is that it? A small boat towing a wee barge with half a dozen lorry-loads of aid for 2.4 million people? To be unloaded, goodness knows how, on a beach when there’s a large port just 20 miles up the road at Ashdod in Israel.

Letters: 'Bad law'? What about the lack of a written constitution?

MARK Smith (‘Hard lessons for Scotland on referendums and the law’, March 11) warns Scotland off further referendums as a means of settling constitutional questions, while arguing that written constitutions are a bad thing and that Scotland and Ireland have a tendency towards “bad law".