Straight to the POINT

÷ IF BRITISH Airways pilots wish to receive a cut of the profits, they should buy shares.

MICHAEL LEATHER, Onchan, Isle of Man.

÷ PILOTS more than earn their money compared with other high-earners who don’t have the same responsibility and risk.

G. C. GREEN, Greatworth, Northants.

÷ FOR running away after the disastrous EU referendum, David Cameron should be relieved that he’s called nothing worse than ‘a girly swot’.

JOHN COLLINS, Chelmsford, Essex.

÷ WHAT would happen if we secured an extra three months to think about exiting the EU? MPs would get three weeks off at Christmas.

GODFREY H. HOLMES, Withernsea, E. Yorks.

÷ I’M ashamed that the raucous behaviour of MPs in the Commons is considered acceptable.

SHIRLEY HARRIES, Angmering, W. Sussex.

÷ CAN the BBC’s DIY SOS move into Parliament to sort it out?

HELEN PENNEY, Longborough, Glos.

÷ JEREMY CORBYN: more flip-flops than Hermes.

P. REYNOLDS, Beaminster, Dorset.

÷ THREE candidates to be the next Bond: Tom Hardy, Richard Madden and Harry Styles. This is not an invite to every Tom, Dick and Harry.

MIKE SMITH, Chatham, Kent.

÷ DRIVING down the M6 motorway, all you can see are acres of industrial units. Why not mount solar panels on the roofs instead of in green fields?

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