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JUST £157.50 for 12 months of lectures on diversity, gender, slavery and the horrors of Brexit. What a bargain!

RICHARD RICKARD, Chichester, W. Sussex.

I LOSE the right to a free TV licence two days after I become eligible. Thanks a bundle.

JIM TRICKETT, Pontefract, W. Yorks.

I’M CONCERNED I’ll have to buy a TV licence again. But I am more upset that my local pub has increased the cost of a pint from £2.04 to £3.

ERNIE HORMSBY, Doncaster, S. Yorks.

WE COULD end up with a society where those who don’t work are financiall­y better off than those who do.

BOB WOODLAND, Poole, Dorset.

÷ IT LOOKS as if Kate’s hairdresse­r is back (Mail). When she had to do it herself, we could see her lovely face.

H. KINgSTON, Northampto­n.

HOW can a hairdresse­r claim to have created the pony tail for Meghan (Mail)? In the 1950s and 1960s, that’s how we wore our hair.

Mrs JOSE H. O’WARE, Methwold, Norfolk.

MILLIONS of pints of beer poured into the sewers (Mail). It cuts out the middleman!

TREVOR COLLINS, grimsby, Lincs.

WE ALSO clapped our postman (Letters) and binmen, but we had to miss out the milkman because he comes at 3.30am!

S. CHATTERTON, Hull, E. Yorks.

WELL done, Ulrika, for showing why we all should take care in the sun.

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