Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

- PETER FARMERY, Sheffield.

IS IT true that Holby City has lodged a multimilli­on-pound transfer bid for Daniel Sturridge?

PETER STEEN, Bacup, Lancs. A SIGNIFICAN­T ‘big beast’ politician will switch to the ‘Brexit’ campaign only when the wind blows in a suitable direction. It’s what politician­s do.

JOHN COLLINS, Chelmsford, Essex. I AM going to be 80 this year. Would it be right for me to vote in the referendum?

R. McGAHAN, Sunderland. IF BBC staff are so intelligen­t and well-educated (Letters), how come they haven’t worked out yet that socialism doesn’t work?

BRIAN GAVIGAN, Chandlers Ford, Hants. IT CAN’T be long before Mary Berry flavours a Victoria sponge with garlic and a chopped onion.

PETE WRIGHT, Datchet, Berks. NOW Lord Lucan has officially been declared dead (Mail), if he turns up, can he be charged with a crime? DAVID BENDELOW, Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumber­land. WHEN David Cameron emptied his shopping bag on his return from the EU, he removed two centimes, an old tissue, a half-eaten sandwich and a parking ticket.

MICHAEL JOSEPH, Lawford, Essex. IN WHAT way was it wrong of Julian Assange to have exposed the fact that a U.S. helicopter had gunned down a dozen people, including two children and two Reuters reporters?

PETE CRESSWELL, Enniskille­n, Co Fermanagh. IF GUARDIAN angels do exist (Mail), they must have the most boring job under the sun. Some have obviously been given the sack for inattentio­n to duty.

S. BELL, Warminster, Wilts. IF MP Chris Bryant is upset about the singing of Delilah at rugby matches (Mail), why did he wait 40 years to complain? Let’s hope it’s not replaced by Mack The Knife.

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