Daily Mail

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÷ IT MAY help Janet Street-Porter from being late (Mail) if she understood it isn’t a lovable quirk, but a bad-mannered habit. PHIL STRADLING, Henley, Oxon. ÷ ON BEHALF of all drinkers, I must object to a day being named after people afflicted with red noses! S. COX, Droitwich Spa, Worcs. ÷ NOTE to Julia Stephenson, who thinks she’s ‘too beautiful to be faithful’ (Mail): men don’t ‘flirt with perky young wives’ — they try it on with any woman who makes it clear she’s available. ANTOINETTE FOERS, Sheffield. ÷ I’M AMAZED at the uproar over an MP’s assistants being referred to as ‘girls’. There wasn’t such an outcry over ‘Blair’s Babes’. TOMMY BRENNAN, Hertford. ÷ WE KNOW ‘rip-off Britain’ is thriving when the Government charges up to £20,000 for a document (probate) that costs £200 to issue. D. WILLIAMS, Colchester, Essex. ÷ THANK goodness I can’t afford to have my photograph taken by Annie Leibovitz (Mail). SANDRA PARSONS, Keston, Kent. ÷ HAS Theresa May recovered from the migraine she looks as if she had during that Vogue photoshoot? MARTIN HOOK, Ashford, Kent. ÷ IF IT wasn’t for Brexit, nobody would know the name of the Lib Dem leader. DAVE HAYES, Sandwich, Kent. ÷ TWENTIETH Century Fox makes great fictional films, but terrible fictional news. L.A. THOMAS, Shirley, Hants. For permission to copy cuttings for internal management and informatio­n purposes, please contact the Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA), PO Box 101, Tunbridge Wells TN1 1WX. Tel: 01892 525273. e-mail: copy@nla.co.uk

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