Новости за 19.11.2015

The following letters appear in the 20 November edition of The Independent .

It appears our politicians have decided the lesson of the past 12 years of bombing a series of countries is that we need to randomly bomb one more, everything will turn out all right

The IAAF inspection team will begin its investigation into Russia by 1 January and report on its findings in March.

The sight of Mr Livingstone dominating the airwaves again is bound to make many hearts sink. It's a relatively minor incident, but Corbyn should be mindful of his colleagues' behaviour

For some magistrates the injustices have proved too much to bear and 50 have resigned

The fear is not that robots will take jobs, but that the economy will fail to offset those lost with new roles

"Shame on you. Let's get real," said Bob Geldof while addressing my generation this week. The thing is, Bob, we already have

Whether we pay attention to the issue or not, climate change will affect all of us. Paris in 2015 was supposed to be the scene of climate change reform – but now journalists are being barred

I commend Philip Davies for changing the thrust of the debate to focus on male suicide — but in and of itself this day serves no useful function

There are loads of cheaper ways to do this. Maybe, just like at the Malta summit last week, we could send the Dutch Prime Minister to represent us everywhere? I’m sure he’d love to

I believe that education - for women, girls, men and boys - is the greatest weapon we have in ending gender-related violence for good

Politics A Level now includes only one woman thinker. Our government has clearly spent the last fifty years holding their hands over their ears and singing loudly to drown out the sound of women’s voices getting louder

We've rounded up everything from fresh twists on the favourites to new, soon-to-be classics

Research suggests contentment did not increase with more frequent intimacy

From blockbuster hits to indie triumphs, we round up the best releases from 2016

The 'green' trio of Emma Maguire, Yasmine Naghdi and Tristan Dyer were particularly strong

It wasn't that Tory voters were 'shy': just that the opinion polls failed to pick up what they were doing

Jeremy Corbyn's failure to deal with his old friend's unacceptable comments suggests his promises on mental health are empty rhetoric

Emoji are now being harnessed by Facebook and Twitter to do a job for which they were never intended

Exclusive: Günter Younger reveals he was shocked by blatant cheating and cynicism that nothing would change