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Response

The Response column offers those who have been written about in the Guardian an opportunity to reply. If you wish to respond, at greater length than in a letter, to an article in which you have featured, please email response@guardian.co.uk

16 March 2019

  • Woman covering ears and screaming outdoors.<br>AM9MAR Woman covering ears and screaming outdoors.

    Can you hear the mysterious 'global Hum'? Apparently many of you do

    Hundreds of readers responded to an article about the phenomon, with many claiming to have experienced it themselves

1 March 2019

  • Concrete and its key constituent, cement, have been key to modern development. But there are significant downsides to their manufacture and use.

    'We're wholly disappointed': the industry responds to Guardian concrete week

    This week Guardian Cities has focused on the huge impact of concrete on the modern world. Here is some of the industry’s response

24 July 2014

  • cyclist Oxford Street The Most Polluted Place In The World

    London, far from being toxic, is leading the way in tackling air pollution

    Matthew Pencharz
    Matthew Pencharz: Response: If Zoe Williams cycled in Beijing, Mexico City or Delhi, she’d quickly realise how much better we at City Hall tackle air quality

22 July 2014

  • Children at the Steiner School in Exeter

    Extremist? Steiner schools are no such thing

    Sylvie Sklan
    Sylvie Sklan: Response: We don't operate in secret, and our methods have been proven by 100 years of success

21 July 2014

  • UCU placards

    Our university campaigning is no 'charade'

    Sally Hunt
    Sally Hunt: Response: The malaise in higher education is not our fault – we fight every day for people who are struggling

12 May 2014

  • Jeni Tennison

    Open data is a public good. It should not be confused with data sharing

    Jeni Tennison
    Jeni Tennison: Response: There is lots of data within the public sector that should be open. This ensures a level playing field for everyone who can benefit

28 April 2014

  • Tube commuters

    Stuart Heritage, please don't encourage our fear of strangers

    Polly Akhurst
    Polly Akhurst: Response: It's time we started talking to people we don't know. The benefits of sharing ideas and laughter are worth the punt

13 March 2014

  • Car production factory

    A threat to democracy? The EU-US trade deal is no such thing

    Ken Clarke
    Ken Clarke: Response: George Monbiot paints the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership as a corporate plot. It's a bizarre overreaction

2 March 2014

  • African elephants in Murchison Falls

    Farming won't save the elephants – Simon Jenkins' premise is a fantasy

    Will Travers
  • Weinstein Bafta afterparty

    Our Bafta afterparty was great – maybe Hadley Freeman just left too soon?

    Harvey Weinstein

16 February 2014

  • Flowers left for Chinese cocklers who lost their lives at Morecambe Bay 10 years ago.

    Don't claim we didn't act on gangmasters after Morecambe Bay

    Paul Broadbent
  • cigarettes in packet Tobacco

    It's wrong to use poverty as a reason to oppose action against smoking

    Kevin Barron

27 January 2014

  • Anthony Seldon

    The future for schools is partnership, not apartheid

    Anthony Seldon

    Anthony Seldon: Response: Disparaging our attempts to forge closer bonds between state and private schools won't help bridge the divide

15 January 2014

  • A young boy on a laptop.

    This is not censorship creep. Parents need help to protect their children from pornography

    John Carr
  • Using a stethoscope in paediatrics

    Polly Toynbee should not call us nefarious. Conservatives genuinely care about the NHS

    Jeremy Hunt

20 December 2013

  • Predator drone Afghanistan

    Philip Hammond ignores the truth about drone atrocities

    Clive Stafford Smith
    Clive Stafford Smith: Response: Drones are killing civilians in Pakistan and Yemen, while Britain refuses to admit its co-operation with illegal US attacks

18 December 2013

  • eu flag

    You're wrong, George Monbiot – there is nothing secret about this EU trade deal

    Karel De Gucht
    Karel De Gucht: Response: Our negotiations over the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership are fully open to scrutiny, and Europe will benefit

5 December 2013

  • Margaret Hodge

    Don't tell women MPs to 'man up'. We're tough enough already

    Diana Johnson
    Diana Johnson: Melissa Kite is wrong. Women MPs run departments, lead debates and hold ministers to account

20 November 2013

  • Breastfeeding research

    No, we're not ashamed about giving mothers financial incentives to breastfeed

    Clare Relton
    Clare Relton: Response: We want to help a shift from infant formula milk feeding. Mothers are signing up to our scheme

12 November 2013

  • Male student reading a book

    No, literature is not going to be stripped out of English GCSE

    Elizabeth Truss
    Elizabeth Truss: Polly Toynbee is wrong to claim that our reforms will narrow the scope of our children's education to serve exams
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