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Rishi Sunak delivers a speech during his final election rally at Romsey rugby football club in Hampshire.
Rishi Sunak delivers a speech during his final election rally at Romsey rugby football club in Hampshire. Photograph: Claudia Greco/AFP/Getty Images
Rishi Sunak delivers a speech during his final election rally at Romsey rugby football club in Hampshire. Photograph: Claudia Greco/AFP/Getty Images

A welcome sign of Tory extinction

A dinosaur party | Boris Johnson’s popularity | Thank God for Guardian writers | SchadenFriday | Suitable election songs

Rishi Sunak delivered his final tub-thumping election speech in Hampshire on Wednesday in front of a number of carefully chosen Tory supporters. Over his left shoulder was a man wearing a dinosaur motif shirt – was this a subliminal extinction message?
Richard Crosher
Sheffield

Was Boris Johnson finally appearing at a rally a masterstroke? No, evidence that Tory strategists really don’t get it (The politics sketch, 2 July). His behaviour has influenced more electors than a slew of debates or a pile of manifestos.
Les Bright
Exeter

The only thing that has kept us going over the six weeks of electioneering has been the writing of John Crace and Marina Hyde, with a little Zoe Williams thrown in for good measure. Thank you, and keep up the good work.
Gill Empson
Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire

John O’Farrell (Opinion, 3 July) is right to urge us to be optimistic that we will see the Tories get what they deserve in this election. I’ve been looking forward to SchadenFriday.
Jane Bradbury
Birmingham

On Friday, Britain could have a record eight living former prime ministers: John Major, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, David Cameron, Theresa May, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak.
Dominic Shelmerdine
London

Re election songs (Letters, 3 July), how about A Change Would Do You Good by Sheryl Crow?
Jennifer Evans
Aldershot, Hampshire

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