In regard to Bill Mellor’s photograph of the pipe crossing the footpath in St Petersburg (28 July), could this be the UK’s gas supply from the Russian Federation?
Easy to cut off at a moment’s notice …
Richard Vogt, Norwich

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In regard to Bill Mellor’s photograph of the pipe crossing the footpath in St Petersburg (28 July), could this be the UK’s gas supply from the Russian Federation?
Easy to cut off at a moment’s notice …
Richard Vogt, Norwich
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