Daily Mail

Straight to the POINT

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÷ WOULD you write a £4 billion cheque to the Treasury or move to Monaco as the UK’s richest man, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, plans (Mail)? It’s an astute business decision.

J. LONG, Cheltenham, Glos.

÷ INSTEAD of limiting the risk, it would be best not to let Huawei be involved in technology that will power the smart cities of the future.

PAUL BRAZIER, Wotton-under-Edge, Glos.

÷ WHY is Victoria Beckham wearing a shirt with a Harry Hill-style oversized collar (Mail)? And couldn’t she find sleeves that fit?

Name and address supplied.

÷ PORSCHE warns of a 10 per cent price hike for its cars after Brexit. I suspect few motorists will be affected by this devastatin­g news.

STEFAN BADHAM, Portsmouth, Hants.

÷ IT’S no surprise to me that women wear clothes only once (Femail). My charity shop is inundated with donations that had little wear.

PAT MARCH, Selston, Notts.

÷ PLASTIC teabags? Bring back teapots and loose tea.

JANET CREIGHTON-KELLY, Camberley, Surrey.

÷ I KNOW why some women can eat like horses and stay thin (Mail). Horses eat hay, oats, grass and the odd carrot. No bread, potatoes, sugar or cakes. And lots of exercise. If we followed that regime, we’d all be slim.

JACKIE ROSE, Barnet, Herts.

÷ WHO would spend £9,000 on plastic surgery (Inspire) to end up looking the same?

J. GREEN, Burton upon Trent, Staffs.

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