Straight to the POINT

THE Queen has just opened the new National Cyber Security Centre (Mail). I bet it’s already been hacked.

DAVE OVERTON, Willoughby, Lincs.

PERHAPS the Queen can arrange to have a Diane Abbott-style migraine when Trump comes to town, leaving Boris to entertain him with talk about hairstyles.

COLLIN ROSSINI, Dovercourt, Essex.

THOUSANDS of pounds worth of drugs washed up on a Norfolk beach and police call it ‘organised crime’ (Mail). Sounds pretty disorganised to me.

GORDON ARKWRIGHT, Morecambe, Lancs.

INSTALLING Jacob Rees-Mogg as Speaker would be a crime against politics as it would effectively silence him.

JULIE LA COSTE, Lamberhurst, Kent.

OUR Armed Forces might not be so ‘battle-weary’ (Mail) if our politicians kept our noses out of other people’s affairs.

J. WALMSLEY, Bury, Lancs.

I SAW a young lady with a pushchair the other day actually talking to her child. And she wasn’t carrying a mobile. Another photo is on its way to Sir David Attenborough (Letters).

TOM STANHOPE, Duston, Northants.

THE luvvies at the Baftas seem to be under the impression that the Syrian refugee crisis is mainly the fault of the British and U.S. governments, rather than the Syrian regime.

TERRY O’CONNELL, Bromley, Kent.

THE most puzzling thing about North Korea is how long Kim Jong-un’s barber has managed to stay alive.

DAVID SKELTON, Goole, E. Yorks.

IF RUSSIA Today is just a propaganda channel for Vladimir Putin (Mail), why does it appear less biased than our BBC? CHRIS PHASEY, Dover, Kent.