How can I access previous "Letters to The Editor"? The "Search "facility doesn't seem to be able to bring up - say - 4th Jan 08 or any other phraseology. t

DLT, Wakefield, UK

Synergy, another reason we have so many allergies.

You reported on Monday March 12 2001, under “Live and extremely dangerous” how Professor of Human Radiation Effects Dr Denis Henshaw and his colleague, Dr Peter Fews, reported how:
“ products were attracted to oscillating electrical fields" but "Nobody seemed to spot the importance of that," says Henshaw. Charged particles act as magnets for air pollutants, including carcinogens such as aromatic hydrocarbons from car exhausts. The electric charge gives the pollutant, when inhaled, a greater ability to stick to the lung - so rather than being exhaled, pollutants become lodged.

In the six years since you published this report nothing whatever has been done in terms of EMF health protection or precautions, or is planned. This ugly synergy is being vastly increased by the installation of WiFi systems using mini-masts inside schools.

Rod Read, Cambridge, UK

It's a bit of an unfortunate blooper that you have a banner promoting your rugby survey as the first "of it's kind" (sic) appearing at the top of the online page right next to another banner for your Times Online Style Guide which purports to advise about correct grammar!

Sara Harpenden, London,

Someone asked the question in February 2007 'Where can the Times 'Style Guide' be found in the new arrangement? I don't seem to be able to find it in the A-Z list', to which you responded 'unfortunately, our removal men have broken the style guide. We're working hard to mend it and have it back online as soon as possible.'

Can I please ask whether the Times Style Guide in available agin on your website, and if so, where?

Nicola Rigby, Liverpool,

I was just wondering what the aimed audience for The Times newspaper is and why?

It is for an assignment I am doing.

Thank you

Dom, Sheffield,

Dear TOL

What happened to Killer Su Doku 495? You have published No. 496 under the heading 495. Can we please have 495 tomorrow?

Regards

Becky, Manama, Bahrain

I deplore the inclusion of political propaganda leaflets into my Sunday Times and will not be taking the paper again until this sort of inclusion has ceased.

James Durrant, Bearsden Glasgow, Scotland

I read Times online every morning.

Why can't you dispay the crossword in printable format?

Tony J, Swanage, Dorset, UK

Can we please have back the automatic acknowledgments of any comments we send you? Since the revamp, when my comment fails to be published I'm never sure whether your moderator rejected it or you never received it in the first place.

Barry, Wallington, UK

I haven't been able to find the "modern manners" column. Is this still being published? If so how do i get to it?

Lorraine, perth, western australia

Why does it take such a long time between writing a comment and it being displayed in the 'have your say'?

It kind of discourages discussion - but I suppose you have to read them first to check they're Ok. Is this why?

Alice, manchester,

Scattered all over the newspaper are invitations to tell you how you're doing, with a link to the Feedback page, but on arrival there it seems to be no way to do so.

The Feedback page is full of answers to questions already asked by other people, but there's no obvious way to ask my own questions or make my comments. In fact, the feedback page doesn't encourage feedback.

Right now I'm using "Have your say" but that's not the same. It's aimed at other readers and doesn't have a means of receiving responses from Times staff.

So, if you genuinely want to hear from me about how you're doing, you should give me the opportunity to tell you, make it clearly available, and allow for responses.

Previously it was easy to send a message to Feedback, and Sally even wrote an amusing weekly column about some of the messages she'd received, but now you're simply giving the impression of wanting feedback, but not providing us with the necessary tools to send it to you.


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Keith MArtin, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Over the past few weeks I have had intermitent problems with the topic headings and headlines reading as random characters. I have experienced this whilst visitng from 4 different computers, including one Apple Mac.

Mark W, lONDON, LONDON

In the panel above Sally Baker, there is no point to click to get to the Historical Books reviews.

Richard Barrett, Calgary,

I can go to Our Papers, Comment, Letters, and I get the current day's letters.

However, when I select yesterday's paper (or any day other than today's) when I click on comment/letters, I cannot access any of the letters relevant to that day's issue.

Gentian Walls, Liphook,

I'm sorry Miss Fleck, you are clearly too young to have heard the old old expression : "if it ain't broke , don't fix it".

gmf, Newcastle, UK

How can I e/mail one of the letters "to a friend"

john ryan, dublin, ireland

Please tell us where your style guide's disappeared. I'm lost without it!

mefasa, London,

Trying to find AA Gill's tv column is far more difficult than it was in the previous site format, and, like BP in Somerset, I'd also like to know how one can read letters (or articles by the same author) in sequence without having to hit the back button to return to the home page between each of them.

Ruth Qishta, Salmiya , Kuwait

Can we forward articles by e-mail, as we used to be able to, yet? If so, how?

Philippa Russell, Birmingham, UK

What has happened to the Times 2 Quiz? It is sadly missed - please b ring it back.

H.B., Bristol,

I'd like to know what happened to the times2 quiz. We used to have a office get together first thing in the morning to do this and now we don't. Morale is dropping pleae save us!

Chris Masters, Watford, UK

I pay for the premium crossword but can no longer access it. The cosmetic changes are all very well but have broken links that have worked perfectly well for years. Please fix the links ASAP. I am sure this is frustrating many crossword subscribers and is unacceptable - we do pay for this after all.

Phil Townsend, Oxford,

How can I read the letters one after the other without having to go back to the 'home' page after each letter?

BP, Somerset,

This is of minor important however I will ask anyway--where are the daily Times 2 questions and answers. I have dated a man who lives in London for 6 years and we have a routine of doing the times two crossword which I can now access after one day down (thank you) but the questions were fun and enlighten me in the states --no bit deal as I see that So Do Ku is now the game du jour.

Thank you--you have done a great job and it is still my favourite paper. along with the New York Times.

Deborahy Linsley, Newport News, Newport News

Enjoying the new look enormously, however, forwarding articles via the email has changed and doesn't appear to function? A Confused daily reader.

David Isherwood, London, uk

The layout is good, but what's happening to the daily bridge column? I'm beginning to experience withdrawal symptoms.

David Jones, Morbihan, France

How can I find the previous Jumbo crossword - No 682? I was working on it, but because of the difficulties in saving it, I had to start afresh each time. I used to be able to access crosswords by number

Gentian Walls, Liphook,

I continue to try to save the interactive crossword.
Instructions say that I should leave the saving instruction open while I save the crossword. I cannot keep both pages open at once. I always find that the grid disappears and I am back to the general page.

I try saving the grid. There is no 'File' at the top of the page. There is a 'save to favourites' button as usual on IE7. I save to that, but I can't save additions to the crossword as I go along and then access them.

I can't save to desktop either

Gentian Walls, Liphook,

I continue to try to save the interactive crossword.
Instructions say that I should leave the saving instruction open while I save the crossword. I cannot keep both pages open at once. I always find that the grid disappears and I am back to the general page.

I try saving the grid. There is no 'File' at the top of the page. There is a 'save to favourites' button as usual on IE7. I save to that, but I can't save additions to the crossword as I go along and then access them.

I can't save to desktop either

Gentian Walls, Liphook,

When I get to the Sunday Times online, how do I access letters to the Editor? I tried Comment, but couldn't see them, so in the end had to go to the sitemap. Surely there ought to be a link, or am I blind?

Gentian Walls, Liphook,

I think the colours are great and the layout overall is good. I like the photos of the writers as well. I don't like the fact I can't find T2 anywhere. Please put a link for T2 somewhere on the front page!

Melanie, Bangkok, Thailand

I too would like to know where the T2 supplement has gone. My link used to take me direct to it, and now, even after looking in the sitemap, I can't find it. The site does look good, but its frustrating that I can't find the old faithful links easily...

Erin, Auckland, New Zealand

I have a PC handheld and the weight of your pages means I can no longer access the Times at all. Isn't there a lighter - if necessary a text-only - version?

jgv, london,

Like the format - but how do I have a look at the Sunday Times Magazine? Can't seem to see a link anywhere on the pages. My old bookmark used to link directly.

Deirdre, Melbourne, Australia

What has happened to the T2 supplement?

Patricia Cahill, Perth, Western Australia

There's no need for everyone who reads The Times to read this message, but I don't know how else to ask you. I read many sections of The Times, but the one writer that I find irreplaceable is Derwent May. Where is Nature notes? Thanks.
PS: Line green is fine, and I'm sorry to say this after Sally's account of how much work you've done, but I had no complaints about the previous design--which was pretty new anyhow.

Linda Wyman, Jefferson City, USA/Missouri

Hi - there used to be a link on the Site Map page for T2 - why isn't this there anymore?

Regards

Catherine Finlay, Richmond, Surrey

The homw page doesn't work in Firefox. And it took ages to find where to leave feedback. Not a bad new design if looking in IE, though.

Heidi, London,

What I liked about the Times Online was how it wrapped saucy and clever writing in a stoically traditional visual package; the disjuncture was always pleasing. There's nothing reassuring and stolid about lime green. But my real question is: where's the editor's-choice articles? How can I read the paper now? Cheers....

Jordana Weiland-del Feld, San Francisco CA, US

I am unable to find "Dish" in the food and drink section. You used to have a big range of recipes but these have disappeared. Please put them back, especially the recipes by Jill Dupleix.

Anita Taneja, London,

The new format is very attractive, BUT it is incredibly slow - I do hope this is teething trouble, PS. Saturday's Sudoku is not yet available. Regards

Christine Gibson, maidenhead,

What has happened to the quiz? I cannot find it in the new layout?

Christine, Singapore, Singapore

I am a member of the Crossword Club, but cannot access it now. I do not see anything in your new format that I would consider an improvement. How do I find the Club page?

Dr. John D. Gibson, Toronto, Canada

thanks for making sure the newsfeeds don't work .... yes I have found the new links and they don't work.

David Simpson, Bradford, UK/West Riding of Yorkshire

The main difficulty is knowing what date each article is printed. Obituaries to-day seen to be the same as the previous copy of the Times, and many articles when acessed bear yesterdays date.

Sir John Curtiss, Tauranga, New Zealand

Half the links don't work

Chris Fitz, Wuxi, China

The "new look" is dumb as dog dirt.

Obviously, no opinions were really wanted, for when the button was clicked, the next message was "404 Error The page could not be loaded. "

How is it possible to find hard news of the UK or the world?

When you offe choices ofr: Most Read", "Most Commented", "Most Curious", you are offering the reader only the choices of what OTHER readers have chosen.

Just because it is new does not mean it is better!

Bob Evans, Anaheim, California USA

Very nice bight clean new website. Nice presentation of the Sunday Times. It will take a bit of enjoyable time to get used to. However now would be a good time to so simply correct a lack that has bothered me for years. I like to scan down the long unbroken list of article titles grouped by Sunday newspaper section. I'm always looking for articles or columns written by AAGill and India Knight and Michael Winner and Jeremy Clarkson. But I have to guess at which article might be their's. It would be such a help if you simply added their names at the end of the title of the article so I would know which articles to open in a new window and enjoy. Thank you so much!

Marc Drogin, Portsmouth, USA / New Hampshire