Is the restoration of the hyphen to Andrew’s name confirmation that he is a dashed nuisance to the royal family (Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s name to be hyphenated, as decreed by late queen, 12 November)?
Claude Scott
Richmond, London

If each inappropriate use of the word “deliver” were taxed (Starmer allies issue warning to PM’s rivals as fears grow over leadership challenge, 11 November), Rachel Reeves would have her money. “Deliver” should apply only to babies, the post and a speech.
Charles Foster
Chalfont St Peter, Buckinghamshire

So Tim Dowling neglected to put sultanas for eyes on his blancmange rabbit (Letters, 13 November). In our house, they go behind the rabbit.
Barbara Knapp
Pudsey, West Yorkshire

We keep things simple and traditional – chocolate blancmange bunny on green jelly grass.
Trish Durrant
Bristol

The Christmas-themed centrefold (Eyewitness, 11 November) reminded me that it’s time to start collecting them for eco‑friendly wrapping paper.
Jeanette Hamilton
Buxton, Derbyshire

Given that Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch think that the BBC is institutionally biased (Maybe the BBC can learn a thing or two about fake news from Trump, 10 November), I assume they will not appear on its channels from here onwards. One can only hope.
Bill Dhadli
London

Boris Johnson calls talk of a rightwing coup at the BBC “utter bollocks” (‘Make no mistake – this was a coup’: the extraordinary downfall of the BBC’s top bosses, 10 November). Definitely true, then.
Cassy Firth
Morley, West Yorkshire