Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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÷ FOLLOWING the Princess Diana revelation­s, should equal airtime be made available to Charles and Camilla to make their case?

COLIN HORNE, Downton, Wilts.

÷ I HOPE Channel 4 paid Diana’s vocal coach Peter Settelen his 30 pieces of silver.

J. REYNOLDS, Luton, Beds.

÷ IT WASN’T the shabby chic decor of the Camerons’ home (Mail) that caught my eye, but with 30 years in the trade, it concerned me to see the soot marks on the fireplace. This means the fire is not drawing smoke and fumes up the chimney, which is dangerous.

R. O. GRADY, Hounslow, Middlesex.

÷ COMPARED with words used for those who voted to leave the EU — racist, uneducated, stupid — I’d suggest Remoaners, which has been complained about (Letters), is mild.

TERENCE MILES, Ramsbottom, Lancs.

÷ I WON’T call them Remoaners; Remainiacs are more in keeping with their views.

MARTIN CRISP, Chichester, W. Sussex.

÷ LESLEY ROBERTS says all men turn into Victor Meldrew after 48 (Femail). I don’t believe it.

GARY FLEMING, Carshalton, Surrey.

÷ REVIEWING the racy goings-on in Poldark, Christophe­r Stevens says ‘there must be something in the Cornish water’. It’s not ginseng and Viagra, but lithium, which lifts depression and has been found in local rivers.

CLIVE ALEXANDER BALDWIN, Polegate, E. Sussex.

÷ NEW need for ID cards? I have my Bakelite ID disc from World War II — would that suffice?

R. W. GELDARD, Steeton, W. Yorks.

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