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÷ HOW many people complainin­g about British passports being produced in France are driving German-built cars? MICHAEL THOMAS, Chippenham, Wilts. ÷ GAULLING: Transfer of jobs to France. JON YELLIN, Darlington, Co. Durham. ÷ AWARDING the passport contract to a Franco-Dutch company proves we know the price of everything, but not the value. TOM GARTLAND, Addlestone, Surrey. ÷ I WAS delighted to dine in a restaurant in Tenerife with the sign: ‘We don’t have wi-fi — speak to your friends.’ ARTHUR LANE, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. ÷ MERCHANT ships sail non-stop from the UK to Australia and offer greater comfort than any aircraft (Mail). JAMES WELLS, Billericay, Essex. ÷ IF DONALD Trump sacks anyone else, he’ll end up cleaning the White House himself. RAYMOND GRIFFIN, Doncaster, S. Yorks. ÷ DO YOU remember when hot-cross buns were sold only on Good Friday? What a treat! JACKIE DAVISON, Stowmarket, Suffolk. ÷ WHY is it that whenever I leave a safe distance between me and the vehicle in front, it is almost immediatel­y filled by another car? MIKE JONES, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire. ÷ YOUNG people think we oldies have it easy, but wait until they have the problem of what to do with the extra 25p you get in your pension when you’re 80. B. EDMONDS, Barton on Sea, Hants.

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