Letter: People's Charter

Saturday 22 January 1994 19:02 EST

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NICK Hornby is having trouble remembering more than four of the six points of the People's Charter. One that is particularly worth remembering in days like these is the demand for annual parliaments; the only one of the original six demands, first made in 1838 to remain unfulfilled. I wonder why.

Keith Flett, London N17

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